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1. How to agree on what kind of license they are buying? Is it part of the site or a conversation?
I would make it part of the functionality of the store site (I don’t do that on ours).
2. How do they receive your important information (contact info, BMI/ASCAP account number so you get royalties)? Do you send them a pdf? Include the metadata in your audio file?
It’s included in the invoice they receive from us.
3. Did you consult a lawyer beforehand? Why?
No, poked around other sites to see what their terms of service were and created my own. They can’t check out until agreeing to them.
Now listed here: https://musiclibraryreport.com/s-to-s/starlyte-sound-publishing/
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I wouldn’t worry about it as long as they are placing your music. They may very well be overwhelmed with submissions or spending their time pitching their catalog for placements.
There are no rules. If the back end is decent tell them 50% of the original or just try for the original fee.
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Thanks Orca, for the kind words.
I’ve definitely been looking into Soundmouse. Are there any downsides or reasons not to put your music in there? Have you found it helpful?
No downsides that I know of but too soon to tell if helpful.
I’m in Soundmouse and BMAT.
Probably pennies or a total of very low dollars.
You should get something. Hard to know how much.
You should but it depends on how much.
1. Do you belong to a PRO?
2. Who placed the ad?
3. Where and when is it running?
4. How often is it running?They are listed here. The forum is not the proper place for library questions.