Yesterday I spoke about the production standards needed to get your music placed in TV and Films.  I discussed some specific steps you could take to determine whether or not your music meets industry standards with regards to production.  This is a really important area and it's critical that if you're serious about licensing your music that you don't dismiss this element of your music.  My publisher has often said that the production of your music is as important as the song itself when it comes to getting your music licensed.  This has certainly been true in my experience.

Yesterday I suggested listening to other artists that are successfully licensing their music as a reference point to determine whether or not your music is up to part.  A great resource for this excessive is the Rumblefish New Music podcast.  Rumblefish is a company that is very active in the music licensing business.  Here's a link to their podcast which features many of the artists they work with: http://rumblefish.addr.com/podcast/TheRumblefishPodcast.xml

 

And just a reminder that this week when you purchase my program, The A To Z Of Music Licensing, I'm also including a free Music Critique based on my own experience in the industry.  I'll listen to up to three of your tracks and give you my own personal feedback of your music and what areas, if any, you need to work on.

The A To Z Of Music Licensing is the most comprehensive program of its' kind.  It features both in depth information on the music licensing industry as well as a comprehensive directory of who to contact within the industry.  For more information on The A To Z Of Music Licensing visit:  http://www.howtolicenseyourmusic.com/programol.html

 

Happy Songwriting!
Aaron