Libraries that will not work with a "retitler" composer

[music_pro]

Hey guys, happy holidays to you all!

 

Anybody here know of any library or libraries that refuses to work with writers who have music in re-title libraries?

I do re-title, and I want to cross over to exclusive high end libraries, and I heard someone talks about it and I don’t remember where…I think in some interview or something.

Anyway, will love to know if you know something about it.

 

Thanks!

[Art Munson]

I would think you would have to contact them individually.

[Advice]

I’ve only heard of one such situation and if it’s the library I’m thinking of, I wouldn’t lose any sleep over it. 🙂

[music_pro]

Art, yes I will have to, but its good to know who will want you in the first place.

Advice, are you talking about Mega Tracks?

[Advice]

Nope, not Mega Tracks… 😉

[Art Munson]

@music_pro. Please discuss all library related questions on their appropriate listing pages.

[music_pro]

OK, if so, please delete this post because its worth nothing if I cant talk about libraries 🙂

[Del Smyth]

I heard from a very reliable source that the top exclusives (kpm/extreme etc) are really keen to work more with retitlers/RF composers as they offer a more versatile, well rounded approach – which is really what the new library model is all about. The key word these days is ‘adaptability’. No point in writing in one niche area any more. Times have changed.

Hope that helps

Del

 

[Art Munson]

Please see: https://musiclibraryreport.com/blog/specific-music-library-questions/

[Author]

Posts