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I am new to Fiverr and am offering recorded vocals for $15 per 30s. I have had a buyer ask for an offer for 2 minutes of vocals, so I quoted $60, with my thoughts being if it's $15 per 30 seconds, then $15 x 4 = $60. The buyer then argued that he only had $30 and my price was too high and that the first 30 seconds should only be $15 and likened it to working for an hour where he said if I work for 1 hour at $15 with preparation etc, it's not going to take me 4 hours to do the rest, so I should adjust my price. 

I changed my offer to the amount he had and he was happy with the work and gave a tip. He now wants a second track done and is asking for an offer. I am not sure what to offer and would like to understand pricing a little better and what is fair, but don't want to undersell myself. He was my first order and I'm wanting to get some traction, so I can complete more orders and more buyers are attracted to my services. 

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