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Hi Walden, you could also look into Spotify and Apple music, the returns are not much but if your tracks are radio friendly you could do better. Nobody can stop you from putting up non exclusives as they are your tracks. I have a bunch of albums for distribution through a service called Ditto. Best of luck
MusicmattersParticipantHey Art, did you create separate registrations for alternate edits or just the main track. Thanks
MusicmattersParticipantThanks Art.
MusicmattersParticipantHi Art, could you post a sample entry for the soundexchange spreadsheet. Communicating with them is very slow. Thanks
MusicmattersParticipantYou could also have melodic tension by using repeated motifs or unusual scales or you can think of rhythmic tension (repeated rhythmic figures)
MusicmattersParticipantHi mmuser,
In my opinion, since you have not used any samples in this track and it was made entirely with live instruments, you do not need a sample clearance. Sample clearance is sometimes required when you use sample libraries. Most sample libraries have a disclaimer for allowed usage. I hope that helps. Best of luck
MusicmattersParticipantI did hear back from the people at sourceaudio and can confirm that the detection service is not an add on but a separate service and is very reasonably priced. You can confirm with your PRO if they will accept their data or not. Tunesat really need to bring their prices down…cheers
MusicmattersParticipantHey Jab, I have had a little luck with world music on P5. Although world music is not really mainstream, most libraries have at least some World music. However, not too many non exclusive libraries left around except for the so called Royalty free sites. I would refer to the thread about non exclusive libraries and see the libraries mentioned there. Best,
MusicmattersParticipantThanks BEATSLINGER, trying to work it out, at least they are easier to communicate with than ASCAP
MusicmattersParticipantYou have come to the right place. I suggest going into all the archives over here and doing that research for yourself. Every composer has unique skills and there is no one size fits all approach here. Best of luck
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