Every Music Royalty Explained... (Updated)
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Your distributor only pays a small portion of your music royalties! That means you are responsible for capturing the rest.
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I watched this just because I was curious how my favorite artists get paid when I buy or listen to their music. After hearing all of this, I hope they are getting all the money they should be getting.
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THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH for FINALLY breaking it down for folks in a simple and understandable manner. I try to tell people ALL 👏🏽 THE 👏🏽 TIME about these and eyes glaze like donuts. Good job! 🎉
Your content is so informative and I've learned so much from you, dope RUclipsr 💪🏾
One of the most comprehensive and well-structured videos on music release rights I have watched during my month long research as a newborn artist about to release my 1st song
This is such great info! Thanks so much man!
Fantastic guide, thanks Ryan !!
My pleasure!
I have a pretty precise question. I am a music artist and I am registered with SongTrust, SoundExchange and I get my money from the distributor as well. Let's say I want to give my producer 5% on the master and 50% on publishing. Where exactly should I claim what? Should I just claim my 95% in the distributor and SoundExchange and 50% in SongTrust?
good question
@@HEYSERGYO I haven’t found an answer yet but it feels like I suggested it right.
Im subscribing!! Best short easy and simple explanation ive found after countless videos watched.. Glad i founs your channel, keep it up
Hey I got a question pls
I’m a music producer. An artist used my beat without purchasing it and uploaded it to major streaming platforms. Do I have the right to claim 100% on SoundExchange as the rights owner?
3:10 this isn't always true. MCPS in the UK collects mechanical royalties from rights societies all over the world
Thanks 4 what you do. You're knowledgeable, more importantly you're smart. This is an unusual request & it all comes with one big smile of understanding I hope :) - Question: I've chose CD baby, BMI and will self-publish. The amount of info you put out there is kind of overwhelming. -----------Now seriously, I don't need to get every last cent of money I can get out of every last opportunity to make money, so what other companies do I Have to Have to get say..... 80 or 90% of monies? I've chosen 3 crucial things above. Are there any other crucial things. Is Sound Exchange crucial? It's not likely to cost me 30% of my eventual profits if I don't go with them I assume. Thanks. :)
Thank you for this! For mechanical royalties- do you know if I can get paid retroactively if I have tunes that have amassed some plays but I haven’t reached to MCL etc? Thanks so much !
does tunecore publishing collect mechanical royalties like songtrust?
Good video, thanks. Does performance royalty mean a live sound recording or it can be already captured audio such as a master recording? Thanks
Oooooh I'm excited to see how my payouts change after getting all the registration in order. My CDBaby estimate rn is 1 cent 😆
Appreciate this brova
question for you, I have a music video that is unmonetized due to it being an new channel. The video has amassed about 180k. I use DistroKid but I do not used DistroVid and used no distribution to drop the video. The song itself is licensed thru Distro kid and is on all platforms including RUclips music. Is there a (correct) way to submit this to someone/something to collectors royalties from the music video or am I SOL?
You said Performance royalties and list “streaming”.
But also Mechanical royalties are also listed as “streaming”?
Please clarify!
So I'm pretty new to this. So figuring out alot... I think I set everything up for myself (based in the Netherlands) but I wanne collab with somebody in america and give that person x% on the songwriting and neigboring rights etc. Any direction i can look at?
@indiemusicacademy @ 0:43 you said "Spotify pays your distributor and your Distributor pays you". but @ 2:01 you said "Spotify pays PRO, and that PRO pays you. I'm confused there, can you clarify?
Hello, Very good stuff man thanks, Question, I'm In mexico Wich Neigboring Rights Society Do I have Register To?
Can i use ascap, songtrust and soundexchange at the same time?
Im confused please. Will registering with songtrust collect all other royalties? Both the songwriting, publishing, mechanical and performance royalties?
If I have to register my song separately to get international mechanical royalties, how do I get international publishing royalties? Or is that not a thing?
On the Sougtrust list downloaded they sent to me by email from request on their website it says clear that they collect both mechanical and performance rights, so why did you say they only collect mechanical rights? Could you please clarify for me? Thank you
Actually, they collect everything for you except the neighboring rights royalties
Thank you , very helpful
I have songs registered with Songtrust. Do they register your catalog with BMI or you gotta register that separate?
Separate
do i have to register my song to PRO if i own the master right and using distrkid/tunecore to upload my music? wont these publisher take care of my performance royalty as well?
United masters are taking all my royalties like they own my music
TooLost
@@IshmeYungA what?
The link for the download is dead. Is this guide no longer available?
As a new artist is it best for me to do this before or after I start releasing music
If not song trust then what other option? I’m not sure if I want to go with them
Дякую, це дуже корисно. Я зараз також готую відео на цю тему і я зламав собі мозок через всі ці організації 🤯🤣
aye thank you so much!!!
Best explanation
If I’m using distrokid or TuneCore are they using songtrust for me or do I have to still do it?
with tunecore no but with distrokid yes
@@bwayneeth really? so tunecore is better than distrokid or ?
I do all my music work myself Please give me information so that I can also get royalty How does this organization work?
Does anybody have a discount code that I can use to distribute my music with CD baby? I've looked in every video description and can't find any codes that I could use? If it's visual on the screen can somebody please give me the actual text of the code that I can use? I can't see anything on the screen because I'm totally blind. I'm looking for a better distributor
Does SoundExchange collect Neighboring royalties outside of united states?
SoundExchange does have some reciprocation agreements with other collection societies, but they do not collect directly, so it's up to the foreign society to notify and pay.
@@IndieMusicAcademy Let me clear my quastion.
There's no royalties when terrestrial radio play your music in usa. But there's royalties when your music gets played in terrestial radio in spain for example.
My question is. Does SoundExchange collect the royalty of your song that got plays in the terrestrial radio in Spain?
Thank you 🙏
i just wanted to make music. 😭
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Real shit😭 but we gotta learn or the industry gonna take advantage of our ignorance
And be broke???
If I register with my collection society in my home country and then register my music with Song trust will they become a confusion when one of these companies tries to pay me as the other one will be claiming it?
For your home country's PRO, you'll notify SongTrust if you have a prior registration and they will utilize your existing account so that collections aren't being grabbed twice.
And would I do this through email? Or do they have a specific service where I can contact them for this specific topic?
Your downloadable version link don't work.
You don’t and should elaborate on sound exchange iam in paris France can I do both sound exchange and songtrust
I have a deal with an actual publisher, does that mean they already do the same thing Songtrust does?
Yes, you publisher is supposed to do what SongTrust does. They collect and keep track of your royalties manually (usually through spreadsheets).
4:38Today is June 24th 4:38pm 2024 not December 31st instagram have been circulateting december 31st for a long time how can instagram data be accurate if ther date is not
thank you
Very good video, thank you, this is complicated, I wonder how AI is going to affect all this?
Who can I report a music distributor to?
I'm so confused :(
If I am a Ukrainian, but live in India (already more than 10 years), where should I apply for my royalties?
Through IPRS
I feel like this is all so highly unnecessarily complicated to deter the independent artist, everytime I think I have all the bases covered a mild breeze shows about 40 more, I just want to share my gift with the world, would it be ludicrous and wholly foolish of me to simply copyright my music and skip all this distribution and royalty business???
Nothing good comes easy
the fascinating thing is, of all the intellectual property systems, the music licensing one has been the most flexible (adding “interpolations” of past songwriters) and is actually getting people paid even across very different means of distribution. for your specific case this feels like overkill, but the more niche someone else’s contribution is, the more necessary these complications are for them to be compensated at all. honestly the more indie you are the more you need these
i do feel like licensing houses who by default pocket mechanical royalties with newly signed artists are the predatory part, while arguably they perform functions for their clients, they practically sit on a bunch of masters until its time to get a payment from it.
Could not download PDF....
Does distrokid do everything for you or no?
nope especially distrokid...
@@bwayneeth what do you mean?
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Not sponsored but sends an affiliate link, hmm....
Songtrust has become an absolute dumpster fire. Never again. We went with Sentric and never looked back.