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I’ve been doing this since the summer of 2014 now with over 700 tracks out and my checks are consistently around the $5k mark. Pretty disappointing. Over 80% of my income is off of upfront fees and sync fees. Upfront fees make up the overwhelming majority.
Great question. I’d like to hear it too. I’ve been working with the big guys, getting $500+ per track for the last year 1/2. A lot of the royalties haven’t started coming in yet.
How would this be bragging? It seems like you made a 5 year investment, worked very hard and have gotten what you deserve. Congrats!
I live on music licensing in SoCal. And live pretty well I might add. You can do anything in life.
I’d do research on what is on TV a lot and make top notch stuff in those genres then get them to great publishers that pay $500+ per track.
Which libraries are they with? Did you get paid upfront for the exclusives?