Course Content
- 1.Introduction to Music Catalogues
- 2.How to Categorize Your Music
- 3.Best Practices for Organizing Your Music
- 4.Tagging and Metadata for Discoverability
- 5.Sharing Your Catalogue with Industry Professionals
- 6.Maintaining and Updating Your Catalogue
- 7.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- 8.Course Conclusion and Next Steps
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Module 7.1: How Do I Protect My Music When Sharing It?
When sharing your music with industry professionals, it's natural to be concerned about protecting your work from unauthorized use.
There are several strategies you can employ to protect your music while still making it accessible to legitimate industry contacts.
Key Points:
- Watermarking: Add audio watermarks to preview versions of your tracks.
- Password Protection: Use password-protected links when sharing sensitive files.
- Streaming Only: Offer streaming-only access until a formal agreement is in place.
Module 7.2: How Can I Monetize My Catalogue?
A well-organized music catalogue opens up numerous monetization opportunities beyond traditional album sales and streaming.
By making your music easily discoverable and accessible to industry professionals, you increase your chances of securing various types of licensing deals and placements.
Key Points:
- Sync Licensing: Submit your tracks for use in TV, films, and commercials.
- Streaming: Ensure your tracks are available on all major DSPs (Digital Service Providers).
- Library Music: Consider placing tracks in production music libraries for passive income.
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