do you think that its a profitable business? how many years or months will you able to get even with your investments in the Music World? anyone?

I'd be interested in answers to that question too. I think the answers would vary, partly because different people have invested different amounts of money in their equipment and education.

I think a good approach is to try to get the best bang for your buck from your gear without spending a fortune, and try to be prolific and get lots of good content up.

well i agree with you making the most of your money and try to be resourceful to at least minimize expenses that that will be incur during the first year of operation..

It is still a very profitable business, but maybe a bit different to what the business used to be like. Not too long ago, CD sales were a big profit entity but now its going down and down because of internet downloads. But then that's just another way to sell - look at iTunes - even though there are so many "free" ways to download music (illegally) - still millions upon millions are buying from iTunes - so sales have moved from high street stores to online stores.

There are still loads of other ways to make money, it just depends if you are willing to do the work and think of new ideas

I see. How about now? Do you get a lot of customers everyday? I'm not yet really on to this business and I'm still learning it. So I'm curious.