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Sounds like a solid plan to me @Caudo.
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Your PRO should catch it but you might have other foreign royalties you don’t know about. Doesn’t cost anything to sign up with a company to collect your Neighboring Rights royalties.
Check out our video on Neighboring Rights here: https://youtu.be/H28K098j3W4
Check out our article here:
Library specific questions must be posted on the library listing. In this case here: https://musiclibraryreport.com/m-to-m/musicsupervisor-com/
Sync fees for major brand network TV advertisements can vary widely, depending on a number of factors, including:
The popularity and recognition of the brand
The length and prominence of the music in the ad
The number of times the ad is expected to air
The territory in which the ad will airIn general, sync fees for major brand network TV advertisements can range from hundreds of dollars to, theoretically, tens of thousands. In this day and age you will most likely make the majority of your money off the backend royalties.
Sync fees are usually delayed from the library and are not paid by BMI. As an example Jingle Punks sync fees are paid through the parent company Ole Media Management.
As for why BMI cannot tell you what the advertisement is? They may have not picked it up from Numerator yet.
May be (I’m only on Radiosparx now) but we are in a different world now and I think most would agree we should be protecting our content. I haven’t had any issues with Identifyy or Adrev issuing copyright strikes. They are mainly collecting royalties and distributing.
Been doing this for a while with our taxes. You just have to back out the PayPal income so you don’t double report your income. I do have an LLC and use an accountant but it’s never been an issue.
I don’t see an option but if you check the below link there is a lot of info there.