To take advantage of another possible revenue stream for their work, more and more music creators are turning to licensing their music for TV, ads, film and video.
It’s a common occurrence for licensing companies to ask the artists and composers they work with to provide 15, 30 and 60 Read more...
Are we on the verge of a movement?
Pär Almqvist, founder of the Swedish startup Tracklib, seems quite confident of that – a Track Liberation movement to be specific. As the world’s first and only music service that enables music creators to discover, sample, and license original recordings, Almqvist’s goal Read more...
In the first part of this series we looked at how and why to register a copyright to protect your creative works.
This time, we’re going deeper into the world of music publishing to explore some ideas on how to make money from your music by licensing it out for Read more...
Known industrywide as the definitive guide to music supervision – or synching music to visual media – the 2nd edition of the book Music Supervision: The Complete Guide for Selecting Music for Movies, TV, Games, and New Media is now available from Schirmer Trade Books.
Co-authored by SonicScoop co-founder David Read more...
The movement to advance music-to-picture workflow has gone up another level.
Bi-coastal company Qwire, which provides cloud-based tools to manage scoring and licensing music to picture, announced that it has just launched qwireMusic 2.0. This latest version significantly expands the collaboration, licensing, and cue sheet capabilities of qwireMusic, which Read more...
