For each album that you want to change the prices on:

1. Open up your album’s editor

2. Open up your browser’s Javascript console (usually using ctrl-alt-I on a PC, or cmd-alt-I on a Mac)

3. Paste in this bit of code (assuming you want to set the price to 1.50 per track in your local currency; change the '1.50' to whatever value you want it to be otherwise) and press Enter:

   document.querySelectorAll('input.price[name^="track.price"]')
       .forEach(e=>{e.value='1.50';e.dispatchEvent(new Event('change'))})
   

4. Verify that the prices are the way you want them and then click “update album”

Note that copy-pasting random Javascript from the web is generally unsafe to do, so I’ll explain exactly what this code does:

1. document.querySelectorAll asks the browser to give a list of items on a webpage; in this case, the query input.price[name^="track.price"] asks for all of the text inputs which have a class of price and a name starting with track.price, which is how Bandcamp marks a text input as being a track price
2. forEach runs a function on each of the text inputs; in this case, for each one, it
   1. sets the value attribute (which is the text in the box) to 1.50
   2. notifies the browser that the value has changed (which is necessary because Bandcamp is using custom validation and data binding logic)

Anyway. This is still not great, process-wise, but it’s a lot easier than having to edit every single track manually.

I of course have my latest album, Transitions, and quite a few other albums available, including with a deep discount if you opt to buy my entire discography all at once.

There are also a lot of other artists that I think you should consider supporting!

Here are the things I’m planning on buying this month:

• The Recollection by 46bliss

  46bliss is one of those bands that I learned about in the early days of CDBaby, and I loved their original album, “Pistachio Home.” They’re a band I lost track of after that release, and I’m surprised to learn they’re still around! Several of the songs on The Recollection are remixes or remasters of songs from Pistachio Home but there’s also a lot of new-to-me songs on it as well.

  They have a bunch of other albums that have come out in the interim but they don’t appear to be available anywhere at the moment.

• err:Rawr’s latest releases

  He has released a bunch of stuff since the last time I updated my collection of his work. He’s a good bean and a fellow member of the Red Means Recording Patreon Discord.

• Astronomy Nights by Whispering Cosmos

  I don’t know a lot about this artist and I’m not sure how it ended up on my list, but that’s fine. I could always use more chill ambient music in my life.

• reflections by lowercase t

  This artist is a friend of mine who is always the first to support others, and they are, again, a good bean. Their music is also great, with these fun lush soundscapes that are also full of delicious dissonance and weird processed vocals that give it an uncanny feeling of being music from another universe.

• Novembeat 2024 by BackspinZX

  Another good bean, who I also know from the Red Means Recording community. I always especially love supporting people who produce music for Novembeat, especially when it’s as high-quality as this.

• Novembeat 2024 by Harder Wins

  This is aggressively minimal beat-based music, and it’s also Novembeat, one of only two submissions this year.

• moult’s discography

  Hey look, it’s another furry musician who refuses to stick to a single genre. I especially like Cupples.

I also have plenty of other recommendations from months past (I will eventually backfill them onto this site), and for even more independent music, you could just look at my Bandcamp collection. Which is, uh, quite large.