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I got played on national radio - What happens now?
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| Sonic_c |
Hey i found this by googling me I was at work when it was played. I learned at uni that radio one pay £58 pounds a minute for airplay.
Who gets the money?
Me? the label? or the remixer?
How is it collected?
Anyone shed any light? never made a bean from music before is this the moment lol |
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| Subtle |
58 pounds, nice!! didnt know that.. i had a track played there once too, which then should mean:
5 minutes * 58 pounds = 290 pounds / 2 = 145 pounds into my pocket.
I think that it depends on your publishing contract, if the publishing is split 50/50 between you and the label, and since its a remix which is most likely split between you and the remixer, you should then get something like 25% of whats being earned.
Im just guessing here though, since i have no idea what im talking about. :wtf:
I dont think anyone is collecting anything though. |
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| Sonic_c |
Interesting if some money does come I have never spoke to one producer yet thats ever recieved a royalty of any money "still waiting on the label" is all i hear. Still Ocean state are great guys to work with the'll be on it no doubt.
im walkin on air right now :D :D :D :D :D |
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| Subtle |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
im walkin on air right now :D :D :D :D :D |
You`ll be having groupies in no time. ;) |
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| Storyteller |
| In Holland airplay money always goes to the creator of the original, directly. Unless you have a publisher. You need to be registered at the appropriate organizations though to be able to collect the $. |
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| Sonic_c |
| quote: | Originally posted by Subtle
You`ll be having groupies in no time. ;) |
Lol maybe not just yet eh. tell you why else im walking on air I got a barjob at Gatecrasher where i live and Faithless are on tonight Live apparently.
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| DJ Robby Rox |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
Hey i found this by googling me I was at work when it was played. I learned at uni that radio one pay £58 pounds a minute for airplay.
Who gets the money?
Me? the label? or the remixer?
How is it collected?
Anyone shed any light? never made a bean from music before is this the moment lol |
I'm rather curious though, if you hadn't googled yourself would you never have found out?
Seems like an odd way to find out, would have thought someone would have been obliged to tell you.. |
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| Sonic_c |
I know when i told the label they said good find! so no one knew even the remixer didnt know. Saying that though since then the label have done nothing else but promote the link so they are doing the right things. Plus it would be rather silly if judge jules had to phone everone who he played and inform them that he was playing them??
PRS good idea? but is the track not the property of the label and should they not register for me/them? |
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| Craiggallon |
| It's your track so it's your property. You need to register the track yourself unless the label does otherwise. Most of the time you'll need to do it yourself. |
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| kitphillips |
| Yeah, the "label didn't know" is not likely... Generally (at least in australia) anyone who plays music (Djs, Radio, shops) has to fill out a form with a playlist on it, and this playlist gets sent to APRA, who then distribute money to the owners of the copyright. So that means that the label should have been informed. You should register with whatever orginisation does that kind of thing over there and make sure you get yours. |
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| Ry Thomas |
| Its about £21 per minute;) |
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