Tuesday, February 10, 2009

If Your Music Is Out In The Public And Getting Support On Radio Or Played On TV you Get Paid


As well, there are many other ways to receive royalties like I mention in the video. From sheet music, TV, radio, to theaters and bars, Performance Rights Organizations (PRO's) collect a license fee which gets distributed to publishers and writers of original music.

Notice that I didn't say artists, band members or record company. the only people that get paid form these PRO's are the publishers and writers.

This video is a real basic slice of information on how it works - for now. Joining one of these PRO's is essential to receiving any kind of royalty if your music is played over a publicly transmitted medium.

They DO NOT pay for royalties from sales of CD's or digitally distributed/sold songs from any digital distribution sites.

DO YOUR HOMEWORK! In the USA there is ASCAP and BMI. One is for profit and the other one is not. I one better than the other? Some say yes. I say do the research.

Unfortunately the pay-out system is very difficult to measure so you should also do yourself a favor and ask around as you gather information on which is best for you.

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