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As a production music composer, you’re not just a musician; you’re a creative entrepreneur. Your compositions not only need to be sonically pleasing but also strategically crafted to thrive in a competitive market. Here are five essential tips to help you excel in the world of production music.
For music composers, the allure of radio airplay goes beyond fleeting fame. Royalties generated from song placements in commercials hold the potential for a steady income stream. But deciphering the world of radio ad royalties, particularly across terrestrial and internet platforms globally, can feel like navigating a sonic labyrinth. This article aims to shed light on what a music composer can realistically expect to earn from radio ad royalties on a monthly basis.
Understanding the royalty structure is crucial. Radio airplay generates two distinct types of royalties for composers:
Hey everyone. Eric Copeland of “Make Music Income” recently interviewed me for his podcast. Check it out, I really enjoyed it, thanks Eric!
Podcasts have evolved significantly over the years, and one noticeable trend is the shift from using generic library music to commissioning custom compositions. This article explores the intricacies of music composing for podcasts, emphasizing the importance of creating tailored pieces that enhance the listener’s experience without overshadowing the podcast’s primary content.
Unlike films, podcasts rely solely on audio, making the integration of music a delicate process. The goal is to complement the dialogue seamlessly. Composers often start by establishing a theme and then experiment with variations, exploring different keys or tempos to find the perfect fit.
Writing music for film is a dream for many composers, and a very tough one too. If you’re looking for tips on how to get into writing music for film and video games, check out our article below for ideas:
Sometimes, nothing beats real in person interaction when it comes to building relationships and consequently, your network. There are plenty of ways to get started meeting future directors and film industry professionals. Just note that this can be more difficult if not impossible depending on where you live, but give it a go and see what comes up.