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4th quarter = October 1st through December 31st.
Wondering… it seems the priority of members on MLR, are more concerned with making money than composing.
That’s a bad thing? There is idealism and common sense. To make the leap that if you are interested in making money with your music you are not a lover of creating music is ridiculous. I have been writing music for over 50 years and much of it has never made any money. Making money, or not, would never stop me from making music.
Congrats Mark, that’s an impressive payout! Was that all one quarter or previous quarters?
That particular payment was.
Yes, Amazon really sucks while Bezos gets richer and richer.
BTW that Netflix payout was for 3rd quarter 2019 but showed up on the recent statement for 4th quarter.
Same here, mainly pennies except for this surprise.
RUST VALLEY RESTORERS GO BIG OR GO HOME 000:34 1 $43.79 RUST VALLEY RESTORERS GOING INTO BATTLE 000:34 1 $27.13 RUST VALLEY RESTORERS RUSTY DREAMS COME TRUE 000:36 1 $9.92 RUST VALLEY RESTORERS RUSTY DREAMS COME TRUE 000:24 1 $13.23Like if it’s 1000 dollars for 2000 airing then not worth it.
That’s just about what it is, for cable, based on our current statement. If you have the publishing (which we did) you would double that.
They all pay on commercials. BMI doesn’t give breakdowns on time of day or length. The big catch to all of this is that Competitrack does not track healthcare commercials. At this point no pay for those types from BMI. As I mentioned in another thread, we have a healthcare commercial with around 15,000 airings and not being tracked. BMI says they will “work something out” but we will see.
They are listed here https://musiclibraryreport.com/s-to-s/stephen-arnold-music/
1. Yes
2. I’ve always read them as separate airings for each commercial.I did a quick search and it appears it may be in the public domain which means you don’t need to license it. If so you could copyright your arrangement of it. I’m not a lawyer so this is not meant to be legal advice.
Please post here https://musiclibraryreport.com/m-to-m/musicsupervisor-com/
Oh, yeah… and please avoid so-called “royalty free” libraries. They have a portion (or all) of their music they license for free, and you get nothing but what is usually a very small piece of the back-end.
Not true, I have made many thousands of dollars, in back-end money, from commercials on licenses sold through “royalty free” sites. And, I don’t have to give up control of my copyright.