Keep in mind that when you’re submitting music to publishers and supervisors that they all have different policies and preferences for how you submit music. Some will prefer that you submit music digitally and others will prefer that you mail hard copy CDs.
With respect to submitting your music digitally, some companies prefer different formats. Some are fine with low quality mp3s and others will only accept wav or aif files. It’s a good idea to have several different versions of all your tracks available so that you are prepared to meet the different needs of people you’re working with.
I did a submission recently to a supervisor who only accepts 320 kbps mp3s, anything other than this format this particular supervisor won’t listen to. So be prepared and make sure you have a few different versions of all your tracks on hand, ready to go.
Video Tutorial: An Overview Of The Music Licensing Industry
I made a new video presentation recently called “An Overview Of The Music Licensing Industry”. This 9 minute video presentation covers the basics of the music licensing business and how it works. If you’ve been a subscriber of mine for a while some of the information in the video might seem a little basic, but if you want to see a good overview of how the business works and how you can get involved in the business visit http://www.howtolicenseyourmusic.com/overview
A Songwriter’s Guide To Music Licensing Ebook
Just a few more days to get my new ebook, A Songwriter’s Guide To Music Licensing, and the 2009 music licensing directory for just $11.00. Visit http://www.howtolicenseyourmusic.com/ebook for more.
For a complete list of all my products and services related to the music licensing industry visit my product page.
Until Next Time….
Aaron Davison
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