Every Exclusive Library has different deal structures, which is why there are a bunch of different ones! It's great because you can get paid in all kinds of ways, diversifying your ...
Spotify works with dedicated distributors because Spotify does not have the capacity to interact with artists directly. The same is true for most music librar ...
If your track was uploaded to Library Distribution & Sync Store (Non-Exclusive): Yes. If your track was uploaded to Library Distribrution (Exclusive): No.
If you want to change the deal structures your track is in, simply click on the track title under "tracks", and then click "edit". From there you can go to Licenses. You'll see all ...
You will get an email notification letting you know all the details. We plan to offer in-app notifications and text notifications, but for now - strictly email.
They will simply go to your Sync Store and grab your pic & bio from there. You do not need a seperate brand package unless we specifically ask you.
There’s no problem whatsoever. It’s quite common for there to be a delay between the time your music is placed with a library and when it actually goes live. Music lib ...
Royalty-Free is more of a marketing term that denotes it will not be taken down by Youtube to users / subscribers of a music library. Every music library has different deal structu ...
The great part about Exclusive Libraries is they often pay higher, and they do all the work for you. All you gotta do is just make instrumentals. They mix it, master it, no revisio ...
Every library, every deal structure, needs all genres. Genres do not limitate, or give you an advantage in various deal structures. If you want up to date needs for genres, check ...
Yes, but only before a library selects it. You can not change the deal structure after a library selects it. When your track is listed under that deal structure, you are legally ag ...
Here are the deal structures: Deal Structure A: You get paid $0 Upfront, and you'll keep 50% on all revenue in perpetuity, and 100% of your Writer's Share. It'll be registered, a ...
Yes. Every library we work with is required to register your tracks to your PRO. For exclusive work(s) as there is a copyright transfer, the library has the legal ability to re-ti ...
This is a great question, and could simply be explained with how etiquette works in the music licensing industry. "If the client is public, the money is private. If the money is ...
The vast majority of exclusive catalogs additionally publish work(s) to DSP's. They will use the artist name the track was placed from, or they will create a virtual artist name. D ...
Hey all, it's Mark writing this one in 1st person. lol.Here's how I decide if a company is a right partner for That Pitch."Would I personally take this deal structure (while having ...
The track is going to be associated with the artist name, brand, and bio from your Sync Store.IMPORTANT: All placements will need to be signed off by your legal name.
While you can choose the deal structure for your track, you can't choose the library. Libraries agree to certain deal structures. When you upload a track there, they see it.
Every track you upload to the exclusive catalog must follow these rules. If it doesn't, you could be sued when your track is chosen by a music licensing company. You are liable f ...
Yes. If your track is in Library Distribution (Exclusive), every single track is listened to by our library partners.It's on contract when they work with us. If it is submitted to ...