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Yep, one check in the many years with them. September 2023, $14.23.
I’ve used an earlier version of this program for many years and happy to see it now in a web based version. BTW the owner is a fellow composer and long time MLR member.
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Off the top of my head: reflective, romantic, moody, cinematic
That’s great Alan. I’m finding that with a lot of companies, what appears as required is optional.
@Alan. Oh, I know the pain! I built a new computer a couple of years ago and still haven’t gotten all my software installed. But, early on I kept all my samples and libraries on a separate drive. VSTs I tried to keep all in one folder, separated by name of software. But, I missed some of those so my VSTs are a mess.
@Alan That hasn’t come up with us. We are using Rident Royalties for NR collection. Maybe it’s optional with the company that is collecting for you?
@Pat, yep, I just got that also. Mystery solved!
I did a bit more digging. It looks like the portal for Anthem at exactuals.com is for non-payroll payments. The other JunglePunks/Anthem site at jinglepunks.myadminow.com is (from the website):
Update your account Information
Access your account statement(s)
Interact with your dedicated Client Service Manager
Analyze your royalties
Review your catalogIt’s weird. I found the invite in my spam folder and it’s for a different portal site than my Jingle Punks portal that was set up when OLE bought JP. So now I have two Jingle Punk portal accounts, from Anthem, for receiving statements. Go figure.
Just to clear, I have an account there. It’s where I get my statements from Jingle Punks. If you have tracks at Jingle Punks, this should not be a concern.
Anthem Entertainment is the parent company of Jingle Punks.
Here are a couple of links for you:
Recent article: https://musiclibraryreport.com/composer-tips/how-to-make-a-music-composer-website/
This is an older thread: https://musiclibraryreport.com/music-services/build-music-library-website/