Home » MusicLibraryReport

Latest Music Library Listings

x
Bookmark

Here are the latest music library listings. If you have any additions or corrections please e-mail me here.

Level 77 Music
Black Label Music
PollyPreen Music Group
SphereTrax
Tunestock
Motus Music
Lens Distortions
Optic Noise
Ninja Tune Production Music
Figure & Groove
Scissors
Enigma Audio
HAUS Music
RX Music
Soundscape
Sound Manipulations, Inc.
One Drop Sync
Bodega Sync
Gravelpit Music
Lyric House
Hunnypot Unlimited
Visions From The Roof
SuperMusicVision
Melodicloud
ASX Music
Starlyte Sound Publishing
All Music Publishing
Get It Done Music
Spirit Production Music
Pop Machine
Strophic Music

Home » MusicLibraryReport

Newbie Info

x
Bookmark

As MLR attracts more and more newbies to the music library world I’ve collected various posts that deal with recurring questions. Please check these links first!

Read more

Home » MusicLibraryReport

Earn Free Access To MLR

x
Bookmark

While it is true that there is a charge to access the music library listings there are many areas that remain free and include a wealth of knowledge. There are also ways you can gain free access to the music library listings by helping to build MusicLibraryReport.com into a better site and a more vibrant community.

Articles will have to meet SEO (Search Engine Optimization) requirements (all green bullet points) here:

1.) Earn one month free access. Review a music library. You must have been with the library for at least 1 year. It should be an in-depth review, at least 900 words, and delivered in a Word docx file. It should include:

1.) How long you have been with them.
2.) The number of tracks with them.
3.) Amount of income generated (nothing specific, 2 figure, 3 figure, 4 figure, etc. per month.)
4.) Communication response times.
5.) What genre sells the best for you.
6.) Filling in any of the missing details in the MLR listing of that library.
7.) You can remain anonymous but I will need your name and user name for the site you are reviewing.

Please contact me first with the libraries you are considering as many have already been reviewed.

2.) Earn three months free access. Write a compelling article on a subject you think would be of interest to the music library composer community. It should be in-depth, at least 900 words, and delivered in a Word docx file. Contact me first on your subject.

3.) Earn one month free access. Review a piece of music hardware or software. It should be an in-depth review, at least 900 words, and delivered in a Word docx file.

Examples are here https://musiclibraryreport.com/category/software-reviews/ and here https://musiclibraryreport.com/category/hardware-reviews/.

Please contact me first as to what products you are planning to review. Please do not plagiarize, reviews will be checked here http://www.copyscape.com/.

4.) Composer Interviews. Please see details here.

Thank you.

Art

Home » MusicLibraryReport

Newbie Questions

x
Bookmark

One of our readers, Ev, came up with the suggestion to have a section devoted to newbie questions regarding music libraries, music licensing, copyright, music publishing etc. There a lot of experienced people on this site and many are happy to share their wisdom. So, if you are a newbie (or not), and have a question, try leaving it here.

Of course many questions have already been answered here. First try searching in the search bar in the upper right hand corner. Also Google is your friend! I have found one of the best ways to search a site is use site specific criteria at Google’s web site. In other words, to search for a specific keyword, say “contracts”, type it in at Google like this “contracts site:musiclibraryreport.com”. Do not use the quotes.

If you still can’t find your answer then leave a comment here and someone will most likely come to your rescue!

Home » MusicLibraryReport

Earn $400-$500 per song. Create new versions of old hits.

x
Bookmark

John Fulford, one of our readers at musiclibraryreport.com, would like to hire someone to re-produce old hit songs in new and inventive ways. John is willing to pay $400-$500 per song, 1/2 upfront.

He would need vocal mixes along with an instrumental mix. You should be aware that, because these are existing songs, there is no backend royalties as a writer and John would own the masters. As for artist royalties, I doubt there would be any.

Folks can email links of their production skills to: John AT JohnFulfordMusic DOT com. He will listen and decide on who to pick.

There are no immediate time constraints and he will probably be buying one at a time. As mentioned, he can pay half upfront after discussing the song selection/genre with the producer.

I am passing this information along as a service and I am not endorsing it nor am I involved in this in any way, financial or otherwise. Please do your due diligence.

X

Forgot Password?

Join Us