Music Is My Business Podcast: Recent Episodes
Anthony Clint Jr.
The podcast where you can gain insight and learn proven strategies to build and monetize your music career.
Hosted by music entrepreneur Anthony Clint Jr., who has produced music for Grammy-nominated artists, Emmy Award winning TV shows and networks such as CBS, NBC, BET, E!, A&E, VH1 and more. Join him as he discusses music licensing, music business and music production.
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In this episode the host celebrates community wins — members hitting Level 7, Spotify milestones, and accepted submissions to music libraries — and emphasizes the power of reading submission guidelines and building relationships.
There is a deep dive on AI in music, covering the recent Suno breach, dataset concerns, and a three-part view of music creation: 100% human, AI-assisted, and 100% AI, with the take that AI will likely serve as a workflow tool for pros rather than replace human composers.
Practical advice is shared: follow submission instructions, shorten reference tracks to a sync‑friendly ~2:30, follow up on deliverables, and use multiple outreach channels like email and LinkedIn.
The episode also covers creator kit and streaming tips — camera and lens recommendations (Sony a6600 with a Sigma 30mm), Elgato Key Lights, Ecamm vs OBS, and the value of templates and organized workflows.
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Producer B. Ward (Brion Ward) shares his journey from church organ and trombone to making sync-ready music, including short-form theme work and sports-driven tracks. He talks about learning on Reason and Studio One, the value of consistency, and investing in his craft.
The episode highlights how the Sync Producer Hub community helped him grow — offering mentorship, collaboration, pitching advice, and real-world opportunities like voicemail themes and library placements.
Key takeaways: find like-minded creators, double down on one specialty, study the brief, and invest in your education and tools to turn music into recurring income through TV and film placements.
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In this episode the host talks about becoming obsessed with the MPC, how it changed his workflow, and the different ways he arranges tracks using clip mode, arranger mode, and grouped pads. He also compares the hands-on MPC experience to working in Logic and shares lessons from finishing an album started on the MPC.
The conversation shifts to sync topics—trending genres and feels, tips for sports music (keep lyrics broad), metadata advice for remixes/covers, and upcoming events like an ESPN placement breakdown on July 20th and Shades of Sync registration reopening July 26th.
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Jason Dowdy interviews producer Seth Hood about his path from early beat-making tools to landing sync placements on shows like Tyler Perry productions, Fear Factor and Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Seth explains how community, consistency and improving production quality led to renewed success.
He also discusses his creative process, learning instruments (bass and oboe), thoughts on AI for music, and his core advice: join a supportive community, focus on quality, and be patient—the placements and income follow consistent work.
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This week covers gear impressions, file backup lessons, pitching libraries, Logic startup troubleshooting, and tips for making music that gets placed in TV and film.
Expect community shoutouts, Q&A on publishing and royalties, and guidance on preparing deliverables like instrumental stems and sting endings to boost your chances for sync placements.
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Jason shares his journey from Gary, Indiana church drummer to Berklee grad, touring musician and background vocalist, and how he pivoted into sync music. He discusses his workflow (templates, sound libraries like KeepForce, drum roots), getting placements on shows like CSI and Below Deck, the value of consistency and networking, and his approach to using AI as a creative tool.
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The episode is a live producer stream covering gear upgrades (MPC Key 37, Mac Studio/Mini), workflow tips for bouncing stems, and troubleshooting tech issues like muting and export speed.
Hosts and community members share wins—pitching to libraries, completed cinematic tracks, and productivity boosts—while discussing plugin/hardware purchases, sync placement work, and practical setup advice.
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Jason Dowdy sits down with longtime Sync Producer Hub member Rich Rosen to explore his musical journey from childhood piano lessons in Queens through electronic experiments at Stanford to building a home studio and joining the Hub. They listen to and discuss three tracks—"Stream of Unconsciousness," "Agave Azul," and "String Theory"—and cover topics like writing for briefs, submitting to music libraries, mixing/mastering, and staying inspired without succumbing to gear-accumulation.
Rich shares production stories, influences from soundtrack composers, and plans for themed release playlists, while highlighting how the Hub has helped him improve his craft and prepare music for sync placement.
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Join this episode of Sync Producer Live for a fast-paced session covering sync licensing Q&A, live music reviews to see if community tracks are ready for TV and film, and a roundup of recent placement wins from members.
The host also breaks down a controversial AI company offer that paid $1–$1.50 per approved beat, shares community reactions (including a playful invoice), and announces an upcoming placement breakdown and pro sessions inside the Sync Producer Hub.
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In this episode of Sync Producer Spotlight, host Jason Dowdy interviews Keith Boney (Hi, Keith) about his journey from early beat-making in FL Studio to producing music for TV and film. They discuss Keith’s background, production tools (FL Studio, Kontakt, Massive), and three tracks — "Saved by the Intro," "Flow," and "When No One's Watching."
Keith also shares mindset lessons (metacognition, consistency, and working when nobody’s watching), his experience joining the Sync Producer Hub, and practical tips for improving mixes, submitting to libraries, and niching down to find sync opportunities.
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Highlights from a live Sync Producer Hub episode: members celebrate placements and licensing wins, share practical advice on pitching the same playlist to multiple libraries, and explain delivery details (stems, cutdowns, sample rates). The episode also breaks down mechanical vs performance royalties and how reruns keep paying, discusses tools like session player, AI artwork, Disco/Co-Work automation, and publishers’ preferences, and answers community questions on starting a publishing admin and using AI in submissions.
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Host Jason Dowdy interviews Chelsea Locklear about her musical journey — from poetry and tuba to songwriting and production — and how joining the Sync Producer Hub and TV Placement Mastery helped her pivot into sync licensing.
The episode features Chelsea’s tracks (including a Tyler Perry club brief and a reimagined cover), her experience writing 500 Songfinch songs, collaborations with producers, and practical advice: serve the song, embrace happy accidents, stay organized, and keep submitting.
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This episode highlights a wave of community wins — TV placements on an NBC show and Dateline, Tyler Perry Sisters, ads, and micro-syncs — plus members leveling up and celebrating new publisher deals.
Host and members discuss persistence and follow-up, how library deals and work-for-hire agreements typically function, licensing steps (quotes, W-9s), tech and plugin updates, and practical sync advice for turning rejections into opportunities.
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Jason Dowdy sits down with Aaron Island (Reflex Music) to trace his move from beat battles to real sync success. Aaron talks about launching Pay to Producer apparel and a coffee line, supervising music for the indie film Dadden and Sonnen, and collaborating with artists like Curtis Kincaid.
The episode covers practical lessons on consistency, time management, building music libraries for licensing, avoiding sample/legal pitfalls, and the support Aaron found in the Sync Producer Hub as he works toward wider placements in TV, film, games, and commercials.
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This episode highlights community wins and lessons: member shout-outs for leveling up, turning a rejection into progress, and new sync placements and royalty updates.
You'll get clear pitching and email advice for music supervisors, tips on organizing your Disco catalog, MPC/production workflow insights, Shades of Sync conference prep, and how social media and AI can help generate sync opportunities.
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Jason Dowdy interviews Steve Mochel in the Sync Producer Spotlight. They discuss Steve’s musical beginnings in Chicago, his detour into the corporate world, and how he returned to composing through the Sync Producer Hub and Anthony Clint Jr.'s Sync Mastery course. Steve shares practical outreach strategies, library placements (Atomica, Tuneset, Flavor Lab), and how persistence paid off with placements like Below Deck. He also talks about using AI tools in production, collaborating with other hub members, and advice for aspiring sync composers.
Listeners get a realistic view of the long game in sync licensing, the value of consistency, and the power of community and collaboration within the Sync Producer Hub.
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Episode recap: the community celebrates multiple sync wins and placements—TV shows, international broadcasts, and streaming hits—while members share milestone progress and encouragement.
The show breaks down Spotify and UMG’s new generative AI remix licensing deal, discusses implications for covers, royalties, and publisher briefs, and answers listener questions about clearance and sync strategy.
Plus a practical gear and workflow segment covering MPC Live 3, Logic Pro for iPad, microphones, Bluetooth MIDI, and tips for producing on the go.
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Jason Dowdy hosts Anthony Clint Jr. on Sync Producer Spotlight to explore Anthony's musical beginnings, growth from church drums to keys, and his move from Ohio to Atlanta after early industry breakthroughs. They discuss his production approach, collaborations, and how the Sync Producer Hub helps musicians land TV and film placements.
Anthony shares stories about mentor experiences, working with artists and writers, pitching music for sync, and his vision for expanding the Hub into a dependable community that executes briefs and creates income opportunities for producers.
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Clint reviews the week’s studio wins: a sports album release honoring collaborator Fee-lo, two tracks signed (produced on the Akai MPC Key 37), and several active briefs and placements from the community. He also discusses Native Instruments’ acquisition, using AI to speed up metadata and admin work, and tips for staying productive during slow seasons.
Highlights include community submissions to music supervisors, an upcoming Sync Producer Spotlight with Seth Hood, and the Shades of Sync Brief giving a chance to write the conference theme and earn exposure plus a $1,000 sync fee. Practical advice: use AI for metadata, organize deliverables to spec, and keep producing to build catalog.
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Jason Dowdy interviews Cleo on the Sync Producer Spotlight about his quick rise from dancer to songwriter, the songs that landed library interest (like "Algorithm"), and how a year of daily writing turned heartbreak into cinematic music ready for TV and film sync licensing.
Cleo explains his lyrics-first process, use of AI and plugins to produce full tracks, tools like Studio One and Noroo, and shares practical advice on consistency, transparency with libraries, and facing creative fear.
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Join the livestream highlights where Shades of Sync early bird tickets are nearly sold out, community members share major sync licensing wins and placements, and producers discuss AI tools, plugin reliability, and workflow tips. Hear about a two-part Shades of Sync event (virtual listening session and in-person conference), community wins, the one-plugin production challenge, and practical advice for pitching and preparing for sync opportunities.
Tickets are available at shadesofsync.com — early bird pricing ends soon. The episode also covers tech updates, STEM creation, and how collaboration in the hub leads to real placements.
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In this episode we talk with Truman Kendrick about his experience at Shades of Sync, the feedback that changed his approach, and how tightening song structure and quick hooks helped his sync chances. Truman shares how he returned to producing after a corporate buyout and found momentum in the Hub.
He discusses early wins—signing tracks with libraries like Soundzone and TuneEdge and a Taxi submission that led to a film opportunity—and how recycling older material and tailoring songs for briefs can pay off over time.
Truman also talks mindset, faith, community support, and upcoming projects, offering practical encouragement to keep making music, submit consistently, and stay patient as placements and royalties grow.
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In this episode we cover member successes, live feedback, and how behind-the-scenes placements can boost streaming and sync opportunities.
We also dive into studio and tech talk: Logic updates and legacy sounds, AI tools and STEM workflows, plugin reliability, and cross-device workflows. The episode emphasizes execution, community collaboration, and turning courses and briefs into real placements and income.
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Welcome to the Sync Producer Spotlight hosted by Jason Dowty where Nikki da Jukebox (Nicole Whitehead) shares her journey from early vocal competitions and Berklee training to producing, engineering, and sync placements. She discusses mentorship, her first placement on NBA Ballers, vocal techniques (including singing guitar parts), arranging tight a cappella harmonies, and lessons learned at Shades of Sync.
Nikki explains balancing artistic expression with client needs, her approach to crafting harmonies and arrangements, and how Sync Producer Hub sharpened her skills. She embraces new tools like AI while focusing on creating music that serves stories for TV, film, and lasting sync opportunities.
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I share production wins including my first ESPN placements from the "Emotionless" album, TuneSat hits, BMI registration reminders, and community highlights. I also talk about recent sync submissions, revisions, and an upcoming release with Fee-lo.
Tech & workflow: I cover using Claude (Code) for metadata and tools, my MPC-to-Logic workflow (exporting audio + MIDI), tips for arranging and exporting for sync, and a quick tour of a royalty dashboard that visualizes placements and earnings.
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Host Jason Dowty welcomes Allison Hawkins (aka Hawkins Gold) from the Las Vegas area to the Sync Producer Spotlight to discuss her musical origins, creative process, and how she learned to craft sync-ready tracks.
The episode covers Allison’s path from childhood records and writing to production tools, her experience with the BB500 Club and Sync Producer Hub, and two example cues (a Western and a luxury car commercial track).
Allison shares practical goals (50 tracks for libraries), lessons about persistence and craft, brief music-business tips.
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In this episode members celebrate wins: a Snoop record mixed and featured in a video, multiple label and sync deals (including BMG placements), new gear and studio upgrades, successful album placements with Warner/Chappell, and members sharing stories of leaving day jobs to pursue music full time.
The episode showcases community support, practical advice on focus and time management, tips on pitching and catalog management, and the power of collaboration within the hub.
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In this episode of the Sync Producer Spotlight, host Jason Dowdy interviews Alexander Kvarfurt, a Swedish producer who turned early passion into a living—scoring charting records and TV placements. He shares how he moved through DAWs, chose Logic for full productions, and reinvested early earnings to grow his craft.
Alexander discusses the power of collaboration, networking "one step up," and creating the right music for the right people. He emphasizes relentless work, getting many "reps," and adopting a practical, action-first mindset over visualization alone.
The episode also covers real placements and chart success, building and running a free Trap Producers community, and concrete advice for producers aiming to break into sync, artist work, and monetizing music.
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This episode highlights a wave of community wins: composers landing placements, signing with music libraries and publishers, and getting selected for new series and briefs.
It also covers sync licensing industry trends—why 2026 favors independent producers, rising international demand, production-music growth, and how AI affects copyright and workflows—plus practical tips on pitching, collaboration risks, and using tools like Claude to speed production.
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Jason Revels shares his journey from making beats and running an AV business to focusing on sync licensing with the Sync Producer Hub. He talks about mindset, staying persistent through the “valley of despair,” and balancing studio work with life.
We hear two tracks from his Island Vibes project, discuss gear and workflow, and explore practical steps like library submissions, rights management, and networking to build long-term sync income.
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In this episode we celebrate community sync wins—from lo‑fi collabs and TV placements to surprise cue‑sheet credits—while warning producers about scam publishers charging upfront fees. We discuss a New York Times piece on how sync is now a dominant form of music discovery, the impact of AI, and practical tips: move fast, use templates, submit consistently, and build relationships.
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Go behind the scenes with working producers from the Sync Producer Hub as we listen to their music, hear their stories, and unpack the wins, challenges, and lessons from their sync journey. Hosted by Jason Dowty, this series highlights real tracks, real placements, and real producers turning their music into income. Whether you’re just starting out or already landing placements, you’ll get inspired, gain insights, and grow your network—one episode at a time.
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In this episode we celebrate huge community wins — TV and library placements, March Madness pitch acceptances, live event syncs and album publishing deals — and share practical sync pitching tips and collaboration stories from the hub.
We also dive into AI tools (especially Claude and Co‑Work), showing how they sped up tax prep, bookkeeping and routine production tasks so creators can focus on music while automating the tedious work.
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Go behind the scenes with working producers from the Sync Producer Hub as we listen to their music, hear their stories, and unpack the wins, challenges, and lessons from their sync journey. Hosted by Jason Dowty, this series highlights real tracks, real placements, and real producers turning their music into income. Whether you’re just starting out or already landing placements, you’ll get inspired, gain insights, and grow your network—one episode at a time.
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This episode features a live Q&A where the host troubleshoots audio, celebrates placements and first sync fees, and answers members' questions about exclusivity, album submissions, PRO registration, TuneCore, and pitching strategies. Expect practical tips on creating album plays, building a demo playlist, reaching out to publishers, and scaling placements for TV, film, and ads.
If you’re serious about getting your music placed on TV and you want a real step-by-step structure for producing, preparing, and pitching, Sync Producer Hub is where we go deeper with weekly guidance and clear direction.
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This episode highlights community wins—multiple TV and library placements, new sync roster selections, and tips for turning quick submissions into big opportunities. Clint shares strategies on EPs, catalog building, collaborations, taxes, and leveraging royalties.
Also covered: production workflows, MPC and plugin issues, mixing advice, pitching best practices, and a push to stop procrastinating and get your music placed this year.
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Go behind the scenes with working producers from the Sync Producer Hub as we listen to their music, hear their stories, and unpack the wins, challenges, and lessons from their sync journey. Hosted by Jason Dowty, this series highlights real tracks, real placements, and real producers turning their music into income. Whether you’re just starting out or already landing placements, you’ll get inspired, gain insights, and grow your network—one episode at a time.
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In this episode we dig into the best ways to get your music heard by the right people in sync licensing, staying safe with AI-generated music, and buyout deals.
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Frime Beats (Frederick) traces his path from crate-digging hip‑hop artist in Quebec to a sync-focused producer whose work now appears in TV, film and stock music libraries. He shares early influences, touring experiences, and collaborations with artists like Havoc and Rick Ross.
He explains how building an audio‑stock website, exporting alternate versions of tracks, and learning digital marketing led to partnerships with major libraries and a pivot into scoring. He also discusses using modern tools (VSTs, Ableton, AI vocal tools), working with live musicians, and lessons about persistence in the sync space.
The episode offers practical insights for producers: prepare alternate stems, build a focused catalog, network with publishers, and shift toward scoring to create lasting revenue from placements.
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This episode is about pitching strategies, how to submit playlists and briefs, workflow tips (Disco/Real Crafter), audio/tech hiccups on stream, and the latest conversations around AI in music licensing.
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In this episode, hub member Janelle Costa shares her musical journey from church choir and Puerto Rican cuatro to DJing, audio engineering, and scoring tension-filled true crime tracks. She discusses hands-on internships in post-production, the importance of sound selection and mix quality, pitching to libraries, meeting deadlines, and building daily habits to treat sync like a job. Janelle reveals how focusing on a niche and consistent outreach helped her land catalog placements and how the Sync Producer Hub community boosted her confidence and progress.
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Right now, we're digging into wins from the Sync Producer Hub community — new corporations, monthly royalties, placements, and income streams. We celebrate members’ progress and highlight stories about publishing, library placements, and marketing wins.
Then we answer questions to get people unstuck: pitching strategies, work‑for‑hire vs. publisher agreements, packaging tracks for libraries, using AI, sting endings and transitions, and tips for conferences. Practical advice for producers preparing and pitching music for TV and film.
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Host Jason Dowty interviews Michael Connor about his musical journey from England to Vancouver, his Berklee training, and his experience placing music in film and TV as a member of the Sync Producer Hub.
They discuss Michael’s hybrid cinematic Afrobeat sound, string arrangements, background acting leading to placements, time-management tips for producers, and how the Hub community supports growth and sync opportunities.
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This episode highlights community wins, quick production updates, and live member Q&A.
We celebrate Rodolfo's library acceptance after pivoting to Arabic hip‑hop, plus other member milestones like multiple producers hitting level 7 and anniversary shoutouts.
The hosts dig into AI for music — what publishers are saying, safe ways to use AI (MIDI/chord generators), and tools like Spawn and Suno — and discuss practical workflows and legal cautions for sync.
Also covered: Shades of Sync event info, MPC Key 37 workflow tips, hardware & software gear talk, and how the Hub shares exclusive sync opportunities and feedback for members.
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Go behind the scenes with working producers from the Sync Producer Hub as we listen to their music, hear their stories, and unpack the wins, challenges, and lessons from their sync journey. Hosted by Jason Dowty, this series highlights real tracks, real placements, and real producers turning their music into income. Whether you’re just starting out or already landing placements, you’ll get inspired, gain insights, and grow your network—one episode at a time.
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In this episode the Sing Producer Hub community shares major wins — new placements, TuneEdge signings, and a standout America’s Got Talent performance — while the host reviews modular TMA2 studio headphones and explores Suno Studio’s AI-driven DAW features. Members discuss pitching strategies, library albums versus briefs, workflow tips, and industry concerns around AI and rights. The episode mixes practical sync advice with gear impressions and lively community updates.
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In this episode, Nate Michalic joins host Jason Dowty for the first Sync Producer Spotlight. Nate shares his musical journey from learning trombone and falling in love with jazz to studying music business and transitioning into production and live sound. He discusses breaking into sync licensing, the value of community and networking in the Sync Producer Hub, and his approach to writing music for TV and film.
Nate talks about his recent successes — being accepted into a library and contributing to ongoing projects — collaboration with artists like Wavy Baby, practical tips for pitching, mixing/mastering basics, and balancing a 9-to-5 while treating music as a job. He closes with advice on staying consistent, treating music like a business, and continuing to grow in sync licensing.
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In this episode we talk about the importance of cue sheets, working with PROs, managing royalties and more. Hear how producers are shifting their doubt into sync licensing deals and TV & film sync placements.
This episode breaks down real-world sync wins from the community — TV placements on shows like Netflix's Wags to Riches, Married to Medicine, and more — and the strategies that made them happen.
Highlights include pitching and follow-up tactics, genre-specialization for different publishers, the value of persistence when older tracks get placements, international opportunities, royalty basics, and how community support and events like Shades of Sync accelerate results.
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The episode highlights the new journal I Make Music Not Excuses (an Amazon bestseller), tips to build creative discipline, and practical sync pitching advice to gain momentum into the new year.
Expect candid stories, member spotlights, production templates vs. creativity talk, placement updates, and motivation to finish projects and start strong for 2026.
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Host Clint walks listeners through the surprise success of his new journal I Make Music Not Excuses — now an Amazon bestseller in multiple countries — and shares what’s worked since launch, including early signed copies, bonuses, and how the journal’s 90-day prompts drive action. We recap highlights from Shades of Sync and how the hub accelerates placements and community growth.
The episode also dives into practical sync and production tips: submitting music to libraries vs supervisors, exclusive vs non-exclusive releases, metadata for covers, backup strategies (physical drives, NAS, cloud tradeoffs), large-file transfer tools (Disco, TransferNow), vetting collaborators and handling rejections, and workflow fixes for cluttered studios and hard-drive space. Expect upbeat wins, actionable advice, and community Q&A.
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Today’s episode celebrates the official launch of the International Amazon Best Sellers book I Make Music Not Excuses Journal, showcases major community wins from the Sync Producer Hub. Hosts share recent sync placements (including TV and international placements), lessons about stems and metadata, and tips for pitching to libraries and PROs.
Highlights include community success stories (placements on shows like Jenny & Georgia, Sneaky Links, Dating After Dark and international reality series), Jason Dowdy’s stem placement on Saturday Night Live, micro-sync wins on TikTok, and practical production talk about MPC Key 37, Stem Splitter, and ideal song structures for sports/hip‑hop cues.
The episode also walks listeners through the book launch offer and four limited-time bonuses (productivity playbook, 30‑day music challenge calendar, 7‑day creative reset, and a daily motivation audio), plus discussion of sync business topics—ISRCs, PROs (ASCAP vs SOCAN), distribution questions, and how placements per episode are counted.
Stick around for live music reviews, member calls, community updates, and actionable advice to prepare your music and mindset for more licensing opportunities in 2026.
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Topics covered: pitching to libraries and publishers, exclusive vs. non‑exclusive deals, timing holiday submissions, micro‑sync on streaming platforms, and opportunities in video games. The hosts discuss practical tips (be authentic, focus on your strengths), common publisher practices, and handling briefs.
Highlights and Q&A include member success stories (audio book, podcast and game placements), troubleshooting submission decisions, AI content policies, and gear talk — portable Mac setups, iPad/Logic workflow, monitors and monitors, mics and studio organization.
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In this episode of Sync Producer Spotlight host Jason interviews guest Anthony Clint Jr., founder of the Sync Producer Hub. They discuss the hot topic of AI in music — whether AI will replace human creators, how publishers and supervisors currently view AI-generated music, and practical, ethical ways to use AI in the sync workflow.
Key topics include real-world AI use cases (chord suggestions, metadata generation, artwork, lyric transcription), which genres and sync needs are more "AI-proof" (cinematic blends, custom scoring, collaborative production), and how to protect your work from data scraping and legal pitfalls highlighted by recent lawsuits.
Anthony also explains the value of community, branding and visibility, introduces the new Sync Producer Hub AI Suite, and leaves listeners with practical advice: adapt to the tools, don’t be driven by fear, and leverage human skills like team management and customization to stay competitive.
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Join us as the host returns from the Shades of Sync conference to recap the best moments, celebrate community wins, and share practical tips for getting music placed in TV, film, ads, and video games. Hear success stories — placements on Jay & Pamela, Big Freedia, American Express, Epic Games — plus first royalty checks and member milestones.
The episode covers actionable advice: "submit and forget," organizing old sessions, metadata and disco links, why producers should learn engineering and performance, how to approach music supervisors (IMDb Pro and on-set contacts), and social media positioning for sync. Live Q&A highlights and behind-the-scenes insights from the conference are featured.
Segments include community win shoutouts, live music reviews, audience Q&A, and a limited-time offer: free access to Shades of Sync recordings for new Sync Producer Hub members this week, with a Black Friday surprise for VIPs.
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We highlight big member wins — fast placements (including a Love After Lockup sync), TuneEdge acceptances, a global car campaign pitch, and stories about patience, spam-folder discoveries and reopening closed doors with smart follow‑ups. The episode weaves real community stories with the planting‑seeds metaphor about long‑term sync success.
Practical takeaways include pitching tips (focused 5‑track playlists), pricing advice for podcast themes and scoring (flat fees vs. per‑minute), setting revision limits, submission strategies, PRO registration reminders, and community resources like the Sync Producer Hub and curated Spotify playlist. Tune in for Q&A, music feedback and actionable sync guidance.
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Join a live Sync Producer session where the host answers real-time questions, helps interpret dense sync briefs (dramedy grooves, tabloid/orchestral hip‑hop, hidden‑camera cues), and breaks down how to write tracks that publishers want.
Highlights include community wins (first U.S. TV placement, merch drops), practical advice on pricing/licensing for radio and direct placements, using barter for tickets/credentials, and tips for preparing string/no‑string versions for libraries.
Also covered: experiments with AI vocals, workflow and gear talk (Logic, MPC Key, Drum Machine Designer), upcoming Shades of Sync event, and live listener Q&A and brief walkthroughs to get producers unstuck.
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Join us as we countdown to Shades of Sync (Nov 14 virtual session, Nov 15 in Atlanta) — a reunion-style sync conference packed with music supervisors, publishers, coordinators and creators. The episode covers ticket urgency, guest shout-outs, and networking opportunities that have led to real placements.
We share community wins from the Sync Producer Hub — landing a Gatorade ad, multiple BMF placements ($800 sync fees plus backend royalties), acceptance into music libraries, a composition used in a stage play, and a marching-band hip‑hop album aimed at college football licensing. Also discussed: collaboration stories, stem-splitting hacks and metadata/submission tips.
Major industry update: ASCAP, BMI and SOCAN will register partially AI-generated works but publishers are cautioning against submitting AI-assisted content until legal gray areas are resolved. The episode previews an attorney discussion at Shades of Sync and explores practical AI uses (idea generation, vocal demos, transcription) versus risks for licensing and revisions.
Expect actionable advice on pitching, timelines (it can vary from days to months), protecting your metadata, and leveraging collaboration and tools to level up your sync opportunities.
In this episode of Music Is My Business, Clint shares community wins and answers live questions about navigating rejection, building resilience, and treating sync like a marathon rather than a sprint. He highlights why patience and persistence are crucial for landing placements, how to handle libraries that don’t deliver results right away, and why you should never give up on a track after one rejection.
Clint also discusses practical business steps like forming an LLC, working with libraries versus agencies, researching publishers, and handling metadata for covers. If you’re looking for a real-world perspective on the ups and downs of sync, this episode will give you both encouragement and practical advice to keep moving forward.
- When should you think about forming an LLC?
- What do libraries mean when they ask for indie tracks?
- If you have 80+ tracks in a library but little activity, should you move them or leave them?
- What’s better for sync - submitting to libraries or working with agencies?
- How to research a music library or publisher before submitting?
- What does a brief asking for a track recorded in 1998 actually mean?
- How do you handle covers in TuneSet metadata?
- Would you do it all over again if you knew the ups and downs of sync?
- How to achieve more punch and brightness in your mixes compared to library playlists?
- What advice would you give to producers just starting in sync or those not seeing results yet?
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In this episode of Music Is My Business, Clint shares wins from the Sync Producer Hub community and answers live viewer questions on building a long-term career in sync. He emphasizes why patience is key, why consistency beats quick wins, and how to set realistic expectations when pitching to libraries.
You’ll also hear insights on the business side of sync, from handling contracts to staying top-of-mind with publishers and managing the inevitable waiting game.
- How do you stay motivated when placements take years to come in?
- Should you pitch the same track to multiple libraries?
- How many tracks should you realistically aim to finish each month?
- Are there situations where you should avoid co-publishing deals?
- How can a producer handle rejections without getting discouraged?
- What’s the right follow-up timeline after sending tracks to a library?
- Do you need to be exclusive to one library to succeed?
- Is it okay to send older tracks to new libraries, or should you only send fresh work?
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In this episode of Music Is My Business, Clint shares wins from the Sync Producer Hub community and answers live viewer questions about managing workload, following up with libraries, breaking through creative blocks, and the role of AI in sync licensing. He also discusses building a consistent track output system, pitching effectively, and staying top-of-mind with publishers.
If you’re working to grow your catalog, maintain industry relationships, and adapt to changes in the sync world, this episode is packed with insights you can use.
- Tips for turning down work while maintaining relationships
- How to handle a library that goes radio silent when and how to follow up
- Logic Pro project file sizes vs. Ableton why they differ and how to manage space
- How many tracks to send to increase your chances with a library
- Do production libraries plan to use more AI music and phase out human producers?
- Have you had overlaps on SoundExchange with publishers?
- Does signing a Schedule A with a library like Tune Edge usually lead to placements?
- How to break writer’s block as a producer
- If I’m emailing five libraries a day, when should I slow down outreach?
- Licensing tracks before sending them to a library how it works
- Are there staff producer opportunities for someone proficient in Logic Pro?
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In this episode of Music Is My Business, Clint spotlights recent wins from Sync Producer Hub members and answers live questions from the community about pitching, collaboration, and navigating the sync licensing space. He shares real-world strategies and insights into what actually works when submitting your music to libraries and building lasting sync relationships.
If you're working toward consistent placements and income through sync, this episode is a must-listen.
- Tips for setting your own deadlines when libraries don’t give one
- How to pitch orchestral music for the first time — full album or single tracks?
- Sync-friendly collabs and what to avoid
- Playlist submission platforms explained (Disco, RealCrafter, etc.)
- How to pitch the same tracks to multiple libraries the right way
- What’s a fair price for work-for-hire vocals?
- Pitching portfolio links vs. submitting finished tracks — what works better?
- Can you pitch cover versions or trailerized versions of copyrighted songs?
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Dive into the world of music post-production and sync licensing in the Music Is My Business podcast! Host Clint chats with Ray from ReadWriteSound.com about his experiences on the post-production side, offering valuable insights for musicians and producers aiming for sync success. Learn about navigating the industry, understanding cues, and what happens after your music gets placed. Plus, stick around for live music reviews!
- Ray's Journey into Post-Production
- The Role of Post-Production in Music Sync
- Key Insights for Artists Preparing Music for Sync
- Understanding Cues and Track Registration
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In this episode of Music Is My Business, Clint celebrates recent sync licensing wins from the community, shares expert advice on pitching to music libraries, and breaks down key industry success strategies. He also covers topics like metadata, work-for-hire agreements, March Madness music opportunities, and EQ techniques for mixing. Whether you’re a seasoned sync producer or just getting started, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you grow your career in TV and film music.
- Pitch Your Music to Sync Libraries
- Understanding Work-for-Hire Agreements
- March Madness Sync Opportunities
- How to Track Your Music Placements
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In this Music Is My Business episode, Clint shares valuable insights on landing sync placements, pitching music to libraries, and dealing with rejection in the music industry. He also discusses work-for-hire agreements, organizing sessions for efficiency, and how to balance music production with life. Clint answers live audience questions on metadata, mastering, and gear, making this a must-listen for producers looking to level up their sync licensing game.
- How to Pitch Your Music to Sync Libraries Effectively
- Work-for-Hire Agreements
- How to Stay Organized
- Maximizing Your Sync Income
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In this Music Is My Business episode, Clint dives into the world of sync licensing, sharing real success stories from the Sync Producer Hub community and practical tips on pitching music to libraries, handling rejection, and maximizing opportunities. He also covers essential topics like setting up work-for-hire agreements, organizing music sessions for sync, and why consistency is key in the music business. Whether you’re a seasoned producer or just starting, this episode offers valuable insights to help you get your music placed in TV and film.
- How to Handle Rejection and Turn It Into Opportunity
- Best Practices for Naming Projects
- The Power of Consistency
- How to Diversify Your Music
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In this Music Is My Business episode, Clint dives into the world of sync licensing, sharing real success stories from the Sync Producer Hub community and practical advice on mixing and mastering for TV and film. Clint discusses the controversial statements by Sono AI’s CEO about the challenges of making music, emphasizing the importance of doing the hard work to achieve success. He also answers live audience questions about metadata, mastering levels, work-for-hire agreements, and how to avoid the temptation of shortcuts in the music business.
- The Sono AI Controversy
- Metadata and Registration Tips
- Avoiding the Easy Button
- Mixing and Mastering for TV
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- 107 Unlocking International Royalties: How to Get Paid for Your Music Worldwide
In this Music Is My Business episode, Clint welcomes Jared Lozano, Director of International Royalties at SESAC, to break down how international royalties work for music producers and songwriters. They discuss the challenges of getting paid globally, metadata registration, the role of PROs, and why streaming royalties are often so low. Jared also shares insider tips on navigating foreign music markets, setting up a publishing entity, and maximizing your sync revenue. If you're a music creator looking to earn more from your placements, this episode is packed with must-know insights.
- How International Royalties Work
- Streaming Royalties
- Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Sync Deals
- The Power of Sub-Publishing
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In this Music Is My Business episode, Clint shares valuable insights on how producers can land TV placements and monetize their music through sync licensing. He breaks down industry terms, the importance of metadata, and how to pitch your music effectively. Clint also discusses DAWs, and royalty collection, and answers live questions on gear, music libraries, and placement strategies—a must-listen for producers looking to take their music career to the next level.
- How to Get Your Music Placed in TV & Film
- Breaking Down Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Sync Deals
- How to Pitch Your Music to Libraries
- Making Music for Sports, Reality TV, and Trailers
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- 105 Warner Chappell & Lander’s Sample Controversy: What It Means for Sync Licensing
In this episode of Music Is My Business, Clint dives into the surprising move by Warner Chappell Production Music to launch a sample label on Lander, raising big questions for sync licensing producers. He unpacks the potential benefits and risks of using these samples in TV and film music, discusses community wins, and answers live audience questions on mixing, mastering, and sync strategies. This episode is a must-listen if you're a producer navigating the ever-changing sync licensing landscape.
- Warner Chappell & Lander’s Sample Label: Game-Changer or Risky Move?
- Breaking Down Metadata, Copyright, and Sample Ownership
- Avoiding Sync Licensing Pitfalls
- Building a Sustainable Sync Career
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EP. 104 From Rejections to Placements: How to Succeed in the Sync Licensing Industry
In this Music Is My Business episode, Clint shares essential strategies for sync licensing success, celebrates community achievements, and dives into music production tools. He discusses DAW updates for Logic Pro, navigating rejections, the importance of metadata, and storage solutions for producers. Clint also answers live Q&A, offering advice on quitting the 9-5 grind, hiring lawyers for contracts, and protecting your music in the sync licensing space.
- DAW Talk
- Pro Tools Licensing
- Legal Pitfalls in Sync Licensing
- Gear Acquisition Syndrome
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In this "Music Is My Business" episode, Clint shares actionable insights into sync licensing, from creating placement-ready music to negotiating deals with publishers. He highlights community success stories, discusses royalty-free samples, and explores how to analyze the music market to identify trends. Clint also answers live audience questions about gear, royalties, and pitching strategies, making this a must-listen for aspiring music producers aiming for TV and film placements.
- Understanding Sync Licensing Deals
- Making Placement-Ready Music
- Royalty-Free Samples
- Tips for Breaking Into Major Networks
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In this episode of "Music Is My Business," Clint shares powerful insights into sync licensing for TV and film, with a focus on how producers can succeed in this lucrative field. Featuring real community wins and practical advice, Clint dives into strategies for landing placements, structuring deals, and maximizing royalties. He also discusses metadata management, royalty-free samples, and his thoughts on tools and gear. A must-listen for music creators aiming to take their sync game to the next level.
- TV Placement Mastery
- Royalty-Free Samples in Sync Licensing
- Sync Licensing Strategies
- Building Long-Term Income with Sync
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- 101 From Pitch to Placement: Insider Tips for Six-Figure Sync Deals
In this episode of the "Music Is My Business" podcast, Clint dives into strategies for succeeding in the sync licensing world, featuring community wins and detailed advice on everything from pitching to mixing tracks. Clint discusses the importance of organization, protecting your music with metadata, and navigating sync licensing contracts. He also highlights how to avoid common pitfalls and build lasting relationships with music libraries. Perfect for producers looking to scale their sync income and gain insider knowledge on the music licensing business.
- Top Tips for Pitching Your Music to TV and Film
- Organizing Sessions for Sync Success
- Choosing the Right DAW
- Music Gear Talk
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In Episode 100 of "Music Is My Business," host Clint celebrates community achievements, offers essential sync licensing strategies, and answers listener questions. This episode dives into building long-term success in music sync, using metadata and copyright to protect work, and navigating exclusive and non-exclusive licensing. Clint also discusses tools for production, the evolving role of AI in music, and the benefits of attending industry conferences. Get ready to enhance your sync licensing approach with valuable tips from a seasoned pro.
- Celebrating 100 Episodes and Community Wins
- Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Licensing in Sync
- How AI and Data Sets are Influencing Music Licensing
- Growing Your Income: Strategies for Recurring Revenue in Sync
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In this episode of the "Music Is My Business" podcast, Clint shares essential strategies for landing music placements in TV and film through sync licensing. Clint discusses copyright practices, tips for metadata management, the impact of effective pitching, and best practices for building relationships with music supervisors and libraries. Tune in for insights on growing a career in sync and practical advice for independent producers and artists.
- Sync Licensing Essentials
- Best Practices for Structuring Tracks for TV and Film
- Metadata Masterclass
- Avoiding Copyright Confusion
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In this "Music Is My Business" episode, host Clint dives into strategies for landing six-figure sync deals and achieving success in the music licensing industry. He shares insights on structuring tracks for TV placements, the power of royalties for financial independence, and how to make the most of sync opportunities. Clint also answers live audience questions, offering practical tips for music production and building long-term wealth through sync licensing.
- Scaling Your Music to Six-Figure Sync Deals
- How to Structure Tracks for TV Placements
- Leveraging Sync Royalties for Financial Freedom
- Building Long-Term Wealth with Music Royalties
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In this insightful episode of the "Music Is My Business" podcast, host Clint welcomes Dave Kropf to discuss the complexities of using AI in sync licensing. Together, they explore the benefits and potential pitfalls of incorporating AI-generated elements into music production, including issues related to copyright, content ID flags, and the ethical concerns surrounding AI’s role in creativity. This episode also highlights how AI can be a tool for idea generation while cautioning against its overuse in sync licensing, where legal risks abound. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how to navigate the evolving landscape of AI in music.
- How Dave Uses AI for Idea Generation in Music Production
- AI in Music: The Copyright and Content ID Dilemma
- Ethical Concerns: Should AI Replace Human Creativity?
- AI Tools in Music Production: Where to Draw the Line
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In this episode of "Music Is My Business," Clint welcomes Ty Frankel, a highly successful entrepreneur and music producer, to discuss his journey from a young producer to building a six-figure sync business. Ty shares insights on creating a music house, landing major contracts, and scaling to success in the sync licensing industry. The conversation dives deep into leveraging business acumen in the creative world, building strong client relationships, and transitioning out of the music industry to pursue new ventures. Clint and Ty also explore valuable strategies for navigating sync licensing, cold emailing, and managing teams.
- From Music Producer to Sync Licensing Mogul
- How Ty Scaled to Six-Figure Sync Deals
- The Power of Systems and Processes
- Ty’s Approach to Landing Big Clients
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In this episode of "Music Is My Business," host Clint discusses the troubling partnership between Roblox and DistroKid, revealing how independent musicians are being exploited without financial compensation. Clint breaks down the details of this controversial deal, emphasizing the importance of fair compensation in the music industry. The episode also highlights success stories from the Sync Producer Hub community. It offers insights into music licensing, production tips, and how to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the music business.
- Roblox & DistroKid's Controversial Deal
- Breaking Down the Roblox-DistroKid Partnership
- Why Musicians Should Care About Fair Compensation
- Practical Tips for Music Production & Sync Placements
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In this "Music Is My Business" podcast episode, Clint, a seasoned music producer and mentor, hosts a live Q&A session. He engages with his audience, sharing success stories from his Sync Producer Hub community, and offering valuable advice on music production, sync placements, and the importance of persistence in the music industry. Clint also discusses his personal experiences with fasting and how discipline in various aspects of life can lead to success in the music business. This episode contains insights, encouragement, and practical tips for aspiring music producers.
- The Importance of Discipline in Music Production
- How to Build Strong Relationships with Music Libraries
- Why 48kHz or 44.1kHz? Audio Quality in Sync Music
- Tips for Sending Music to Multiple Libraries: Do's and Don'ts
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In this "Music Is My Business" episode, host Clint shares valuable insights and answers questions on music licensing, production, and how to get your music placed in TV and film. The discussion touches on using platforms like Disco and DistroKid for music submissions, tips on creating ambient tracks, and strategies for successfully pitching your music to libraries. Clint also celebrates community wins and encourages producers to stay consistent and focused on their goals.
- Getting Your Music on TV
- Using Disco and DistroKid for Music Submissions
- How to Create Ambient Tracks for Licensing
- Strategies for Pitching Your Music to Libraries
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In this lively episode of "The Music is My Business" podcast, host Clint provides knowledge and inspiration for producers interested in sync licensing. From celebrating community wins to tackling common industry challenges, Clint shares his expertise and answers live questions from the audience. Tune in to discover practical tips for building a successful music career, maintaining creativity, and navigating the complexities of music licensing.
- Time Management and Productivity
- Sync Licensing Insights
- Collaboration and Communication Tips
- Celebrating Wins and Overcoming Challenges
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Join Clint, your host, and mentor for music producers, as he dives into the journey from being a part-time producer to a full-time music creator. In this episode, Clint shares valuable insights, strategies, and real-life examples from his experience and community members. Learn how to navigate the challenges, stay motivated, and make informed decisions to turn your passion for music into a thriving career.
- Starting the Journey
- Challenges and Solutions
- Success Stories
- Mentorship and Growth
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In this episode, we dive into a live Q&A session with special guest Travis, a producer and rapper turned sync licensing expert. We discussed the challenges and triumphs of navigating the music industry, especially during the pandemic. We covered Travis's unique journey from live performances to sync placements, the importance of music education, and practical advice for aspiring music creators looking to break into sync licensing.
- From Live Performances to Sync Licensing
- First Sync Placements
- Education and Skills Development
- Discovering and Mastering Sync
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In this episode, we dive into the impact of AI-generated music on sync licensing. Our host discusses the benefits and potential pitfalls of using AI tools for music production, including a real-world example from a fellow producer. We explore the legality and ethics of AI-generated tracks, copyright concerns, and how to navigate this evolving landscape. Tune in to understand the implications of AI in the music industry and how you can stay ahead of the curve.
- Introduction to AI in Music Production
- Real-World Example: Dave Kropf’s Experience
- Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Future Implications and Industry Impact
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In this episode of "Creating Sync-Ready Music: Essential Tips," we dive into the intricate world of music synchronization, offering valuable insights and practical advice for music producers looking to get their tracks placed in film, TV, and other media. Join us as we explore the latest trends, discuss common challenges, and provide expert tips on making your music sync-ready. Whether you're a seasoned producer or just starting, this episode is packed with actionable information to help you succeed in the sync industry.
- Consistency in Music Creation
- Workflow Efficiency Tips
- International Licensing Explained
- Industry Updates and Trends
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In this episode, we dive deep into the world of sync licensing and music publishing. Sharing invaluable insights on navigating the sync industry, the importance of specialization, and why avoiding companies that try to do everything can lead to better results. We discuss the benefits of focusing on niche markets, the impact of recent industry changes, and the potential of leveraging multilingual skills in music production. Plus, we address listener questions about community building in the music industry and how to maximize opportunities globally.
- Specialization in Sync Licensing
- The Impact of Industry Changes
- Community Building in the Music Industry
- Community Building in the Music Industry
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In this insightful episode, we dive into the crucial topic of time management, specifically tailored for music producers who are juggling day jobs while aspiring to transition into full-time music production.
- Understanding Time Allocation
- Prioritizing and Sacrificing
- Structured Scheduling
- Leveraging Technology for Efficiency
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In this return episode of our podcast, we dive into the challenges and triumphs of parenting, the creativity in constrained times, and the balancing act required in personal and professional life. We also discuss returning to regular segments like live music reviews and share updates on various personal projects, including scoring a short film and building a unified community platform for sync producers.
- Parenting and Personal Updates
- Creative Projects and Professional Endeavors
- Sync Producer Hub – A New Community Initiative (https://www.clintproductions.com/hub)
- Future Plans and Returning Segments
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In this episode, we talked about how we delve into the power of focusing on one key area of expertise to build a successful, multifaceted business. Discover how honing in on a single skill or passion can lead to multiple streams of income, ranging from upfront singing fees and royalties to content creation and social media influence.
- Importance of Focusing on One Thing
- Multiple Streams of Income from a Single Focus
- Leveraging Authority to Expand Business Opportunities
- The Power of Content Creation and Building Influence
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Social Media Growth for Producers - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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Podcast Show Notes
On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast we talked about Sync Producer Time Management Tips.
- Understanding and Tracking Time Usage
- TPrioritizing Tasks and Eliminating Distractions
- Setting a Dedicated Schedule
- Balancing Different Aspects
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- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Urban Mixing Made Simple - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
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- Link To Resources: https://www.clintproductions.com/linkinbio
On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast we talked about The REAL Reason Sync Is Hard To Get Into.
- Gatekeeping in Sync Licensing
- Finding Sync Licensing Opportunities
- Community Engagement and Learning for Success in Sync
- Practical Tips and Resources for Aspiring Sync Artists
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In this 5 part series we are talking about our sync licensing goals for 2024 and how we can achieve them by working smarter and not harder. If you are a producer who wants to learn how to get TV placements with your music then you do not want to miss this series as sync licensing for TV & film is one of the top ways to make money as a producer.
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In this 5 part series we are talking about our sync licensing goals for 2024 and how we can achieve them by working smarter and not harder. If you are a producer who wants to learn how to get TV placements with your music then you do not want to miss this series as sync licensing for TV & film is one of the top ways to make money as a producer.
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Urban Mixing Made Simple - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
In this 5 part series, we are talking about our sync licensing goals for 2024 and how we can achieve them by working smarter and not harder. If you are a producer who wants to learn how to get TV placements with your music then you do not want to miss this series as sync licensing for TV & film is one of the top ways to make money as a producer.
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How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
In this 5 part series, we are talking about our sync licensing goals for 2024 and how we can achieve them by working smarter and not harder. If you are a producer who wants to learn how to get TV placements with your music then you do not want to miss this series as sync licensing for TV & film is one of the top ways to make money as a producer.
🚨 Join the Black Friday Waitlist to be the first in line for my Sync Producer Growth Pack 2.0: https://www.clintproductions.com/blackfriday
⚡️🏷️ Use code: BLACKFRIDAY23 for 50% OFF all courses for producers here: https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
👕 I Make Music Not Excuses Merch: https://www.imakemusicnotexcuses.com
Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
In this 5 part series we are talking about our sync licensing goals for 2024 and how we can achieve them by working smarter and not harder. If you are a producer who wants to learn how to get TV placements with your music then you do not want to miss this series as sync licensing for TV & film is one of the top ways to make money as a producer.
🚨 Join the Black Friday Waitlist to be the first in line for my Sync Producer Growth Pack 2.0: https://www.clintproductions.com/blackfriday
⚡️🏷️ Use code: BLACKFRIDAY23 for 50% OFF all courses for producers here: https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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Podcast Show Notes
On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast we talked about How to Supercharge Your Sync Royalties With Two Things and A Live Q & A.
- Major TV Networks Placements
- The Longer They Play, The More They Pay
- Working With Big Time Artists
- Exclusive VS Non-Publishers
- Free 6 Step Guide - https://www.clintproductions.com/6steps
- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Urban Mixing Made Simple - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast we talked about the Pros and Cons of Perpetual Licensing and Live Q&A.
Perpetual Licensing Agreements
Stability and Security
Limited Flexibility
Potential Missed Opportunities
Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
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On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast we talked about finding success in animation, tv, and film with a special guest Karam Salem
- What It's Like Being an Assistant
- Scoring Trolls
- Composing for an Entire Season
- Work Ethic
- Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
- Free 6-Step Guide - https://www.clintproductions.com/6steps
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
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On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast I did a live Q and A and talked about Tips for Creating Sync Friendly Music.
- Identify and Target the Right Sync
- Hone Your Lane
- TuneFind
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Creation Process
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Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
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On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast I did a live Q and A with special guest, Billy "Big Shot" Beats and talked about from being rejected to having hundreds of TV placements.
- About Billy "Big Shot" Beats
- First Interaction With a Licensing Company
- Coaching and Mentorship
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The First Deal
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- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
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Podcast Show Notes
On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast I did a live Q and A with special guest, Marc "Flares" Alan and talk about mastering the art of trailers.
- Flares Backstory
- The Ratio of Music to Sound Design
- Flares Drum
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Sound Design Advice
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- Urban Mixing Made Simple - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
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On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast I did a live Q and A, and Talked About 3 Things Every Producer Should Avoid in Sync Licensing
- Avoid Talking Yourself Out of Opportunity
- Overly Attached To Your Music
- Submit And Stop Syndrome
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Submit Several Music
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How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
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Podcast Show Notes
On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast I did a live Q and A, and Talked About the Real End Goal In Sync Licensing
- Real End Goal In Sync
- Unlocking the Next Level
- Dealing with Rejections
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Adapting to Change
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Social Media Growth for Producers - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
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Join us as we unveil the ripple effect created by this significant event in the entertainment industry, the WGA and SAG-AFTRA Strike 2023. In this video, we will analyze the profound impact of the Writers' Strike on the world of sync licensing. By examining the correlation between these two elements, we aim to shed light on the far-reaching consequences caused by the strike in the music licensing realm and how you can still take advantage of this historic time to see success in licensing your music in TV, film, and media as a producer, artist, and songwriter.
- Impact of Writers Strike on Sync
- Diversification of Your Musical Skills
- AI’s Contribution To Producing Music
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Making a Living on Sync
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- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
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On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast I did a live Q and A, and talked about the three things I learned from my recent TV placements.
- Copyright Your Music Before Pitching
- Remixing Request
- Finding a Producer
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Top Hip-hop Subgenres
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Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV -https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Social Media Growth for Producers - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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Podcast Show Notes
On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast I did a live Q and A, and a Look Into My Sync Creative Process
- Working with Non-Exclusive Companies
- Criminalizing Music
- Creative Process
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Time Management
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Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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On this episode of the Music Is My Business podcast we chopped it up with Nathan aka Xcaliberzero at the 2023 NAMM Show to learn about his experience in sync licensing, how he got started, his first placement and the top 3 biggest mistakes made by producers and artist trying to break into sync licensing and get tv & film placements.
Learn more about Xcaliberzero: https://www.xcaliberzero.com Subscribe to XcaliberZero on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@XcaliberZeroSync
- Getting into Sync
- Finding Your Style
- Converting Genres
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Top 3 Mistakes
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Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Social Media Growth for Producers - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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On this episode of Music is my business podcast I did a Live Q and A
- Finding Companies for Sync
- Ending Your Beats with a Stinger
- Build a Strong Relationship with Music Libraries
-
Overthinking About the Quality of Mixes
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Free 6 Step Guide - https://www.clintproductions.com/6steps
- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Urban Mixing Made Simple - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Social Media Growth for Producers - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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On this episode of Music is my business podcast I talked about the Importance of Sound Selection in Sync and Live Q and A.
- Road To 10 Placements Streamline Workflow
- Beats Structure for Sync
- Apple finally unlocked Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for the Ipad
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Digital Instruments vs Live Instruments
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- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Urban Mixing Made Simple - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Social Media Growth for Producers - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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On this episode of music is my business podcast I talked about the Sync Revenue on The Rise and Live Q and A
- Sync Revenue on the rise
- Is it okay to submit beats with hooks or full songs to agents
- Advice to those who cant find inspiration anymore
- Road to 10 Work-Life Balance
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Getting started in Sync
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Free 6 Step Guide - https://www.clintproductions.com/6steps
- How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Urban Mixing Made Simple - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
- Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
- Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
- Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
- Social Media Growth for Producers - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- How did you get that first deal?
- Why is it important to learn a system or a process in order to see success long term in sync?
- Why not give producers the name of the music libraries so that we can just pitch to 'em?
- How much work did you submit?
- How to go out and hunt for some deals?
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Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
Road To 10 Placements: https://www.roadto10placements.com
On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- What were you most impressed with NAMM?
- If you worked with a publisher who pitched to another publisher for placements, would it be okay to reach out to the pitching publisher if you no longer have ties to the original publisher?
- What do you think of all the talk with AI coming in the sync and music?
- Do you still own all your copyrights to music that are in the libraries?
- Have you ever placed music on a TV commercial? If so, what is the typical initial payment and royalties thereafter?
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Producer Mentorship - https://www.producermentorship.com
Road To 10 Placements: https://www.roadto10placements.com
On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- Waves still can’t be trusted?
- Do you let your playlist grow or do you remove some tracks after it gets to a certain #?
- Is it a good idea to have music you’ve gotten place accessible for people to check out?
- Is beat 3 an easy learning curve to add to mobile workflow?
- Do you have a schedule to create music even when not working on some specific project? What do you recommend on a daily basis?
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Road To 10 Placements: https://www.roadto10placements.com
On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- How important is it to keep your publishing?
- Are there any notable steps as it concerns doing taxes when bigger checks start rolling in?
- How did you build business credit?
- How do you keep track of all your receipts?
- How far back can a person claim taxes on items for the music studio if the person didn’t file any claim on those purchases?
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How To Structure Instrumentals for TV - https://www.clintproductions.com/courses
Road To 10 Placements: https://www.roadto10placements.com
On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- Placement on reality shows vs. movies: what's the pay rate difference?
- Do you use a service that connects you directly to Sync Placement?
- If you release an album on Youtube where can you shop it?
- Do you get more TV placements from full songs or instrumentals?
- What’s the difference between getting accepted into a library and creating an account or signing up?
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Road To 10 Placements: https://www.roadto10placements.com
On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- Metadata and how important that is to register a song.
- Can you use simple loops in your music, like a shaker or tambourine from logic?
- What is the longest you’ve waited for a particular track to be placed with your music libraries? Was it a month or a year?
- Do you feel when submitting music for the first time, it's better to have lyrics for your music?
- What are some red flags to look out for on composer agreement?
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Road To 10 Placements: https://www.roadto10placements.com
On this episode we talk with Billy "Big Shot" Beats and dive into the following topics:
- How did you discover the steps to use to get beats on TV?
- What are those steps that somebody can take in order for them to start getting some placements with their beats?
- What do you think is holding the most producers back when it comes to getting their beats placed on TV shows, films and so on and so forth?
- What else do you think is stopping producers from getting placements on TV with their music, so that they can increase their income with the music production that they're composing and they're doing?
- So people may think that there's a fee attached to having to put your music on TV and films and stuff like that, do you think that's one of the things that may be stopping some producers or beat makers, composers, to make it happen and to get results as well?
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On this episode we talk with Gilde Flores and dive into the following topics:
- What are some of the things you've been working on?
- How's your experience with scoring a picture and how does it differ from just composing cues for a TV show or creating music and then the music just getting synced?
- Do you go produce the track and then bring it back in and place it in the scene? Or are you composing the tracks to picture in real time and then changing tempos?
- What's better working with libraries or directly with music supervisors?
- What gets you blacklisted?
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Flodesk: https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- What's that website you recommend to upload music to?
- Which library do you recommend I submit an album of high energy hip hop sports. anthems beat to?
- Best way to approach a library?
- Which Disco plan do you recommend for someone starting out in Sync?
- What are some good libraries out there?
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Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
In this episode we chop it up with musician, producer and founder of That Pitch, Mark Eckert and we will dive into the following topics:
- How did you even get started in music production?
- What inspired you to start That Pitch?
- Do you help artists get sync placements or just producers?
- What kind of opportunities do you guys focus on? Is it micro sync stuff or YouTube, or is it like a combination of different things?
- Is the return of investment worth the monthly subscription?
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Flodesk - https://www.clintproductions.com/flodesk
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Our guest on this episode is co-founder of AudioShake.ai Jessica Powell and we will dive into the following topics:
- How does audioshake.ai work?
- How many types of stems does the AudioShake.ai provide?
- What do you think about Tiktok’s new stem drop feature?
- Is the RX10 Ai doing the same thing to Rebalance?
- Can AudioShake.ai separate lead vocals from background vocals and separate background vocals into separate parts?
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Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- How often do your royalty checks come and do you get them from multiple streams?
- How would you compare producing for artists compared to shows and ads?
- How is your experience with TuneEdge if you have worked with them before and how often do you add new beats to libraries you’ve in?
- How do you feel about “One-Stoppers” working non-exclusive deals on your behalf?
- Can you elaborate on Roth IRA accounts?
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On this episode we talk with Nicole Riolo and dive into the following topics:
- Should we bounce and submit only AIFF files and add metadata to that file as well?
- Is the IPI number only assigned by your PRO on an actual released beat or track?
- I have a full song with lyrics I am considering submitting for sync licensing, is the process same as submitting beats or different?
- Tips in getting in with only creative sync experience
- Before I start pitching my music to music libraries, should I register my demo track with my PRO? In general, should I register all tracks with my PRO before submitting?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- Is representation suggested if pitching sync to a specific TV show?
- How do you join libraries? How do you find them? Are they Genre specific?
- What would you say gets placed more? Full songs or beats?
- Should we copyright our music before pitching it?
- Is it worth it to send tracks to non exclusive/royalty free libs or is this market oversaturated already?
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Road To 10 Placements: https://www.roadto10placements.com
On this episode we talk with Deborah Mannis-Gardner and dive into the following topics:
- Who should a filmmaker approach to clear a song for distribution versus festivals?
- When it comes to indie clearances versus major do you think there is a different level of like complication when it comes to clearing stuff?
- How does pricing work in clearing samples? Is it an hourly rate or is it based on the amount required to sample it?
- Is it better to do a sample beat or to create your own and send it out?
- What about Tracklib for clearing samples?
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On this episode we talk with SEIDS and dive into the following topics:
- The importance of learning and mentorship
- How SEIDS got into production and Logic Pro X
- How to use social media to work with brands
- How to balance projects when you’re in high demand
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On this episode we talk with Latte Lawyer and dive into the following topics:
- How long does it take for the trademark to be assigned to a reviewer and for you to get your certificate back?
- What’s the difference between a trademark and service mark and is there a catch at all registration or do they need to be registered separately?
- If you own a trademark name and someone else is using the same name(musically) on platforms like spotify, how can the trademark owner stop them from using the name and removing the music?
- When a word or name status is dead can that be purchased or transferred to someone else?
- Would you recommend working with a sync library on an exclusive basis over non exclusive? What are your views on sync agents?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- Should producers get 20% on royalties from an artist producing an album?
- When pitching productions, should I stick to one style (within hiphop) or try to show different styles (i.e. drill, trap, boom bap)?
- How do you feel about giving up writers' share of royalties to get placements?
- Do you prefer going through libraries or reaching out to supervisors directly?
- Can a track be placed multiple times by different productions? Or can one track only be placed for one show?
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On this episode we talk with Adam Ivy and dive into the following topics:
- How do you make a brand of an old producer or old bass player?
- For an indie artist without 10,000 followers, what’s the best way to release an album and get it heard by a large amount of people?
- What are some of the top mistakes that you see independent musicians making when they are trying to release and promote their music?
- I’m building my site to target media platforms like podcasts, websites, youtube videos etc. Should I offer the option to download some music for free to allow the client to test it?
- What are your views on Indie artists selling merch? What's the most successful type of merch you have marketed?
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On this episode we talk with Josh Williams and dive into the following topics:
- Do you perform all of the following for your song before submitting? Copyright, PRO or Songtrust, and SoundExchange?
- What does your time management while creating look like? Do you guys usually try to knock things out in one session w/breaks? Or come back based on time/when it’s due?
- Are there any directories specifically accessible to producers? And how can we get hip hop or Piano type music?
- What is the best music production software to use for PC?
- Is sending a link to sync companies better than sending attachments? If so, why? What kind of link should you send?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- How to maximize sync license on R&B/Soul Producer?
- Is it good idea to exclusively sign 100% of your publishing over in perpetuity to a music library?
- If I do sync under a different production name, do I need a separate registration with ASCAP?
- How should loops be used with sync beats and what types are safe?
- When you purchase all your ISRC codes for all of your music, where are all the plays you can detach those codes as far as streaming goes?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- How to get your music out?
- What's the best ways or techniques an artists or producer with no fan base can grow fan base rapidly?
- How do I find out where my music has been placed?
- In your creative process: Do you typically hear the melody in your head then build around it or does the beat come first? What do you find is your go-to?
- Is personal contact important nowadays?
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Road To 10 Placements - https://www.roadto10placements.com
In this video I had a chance to catch up with Eric Copeland of Make Music Income on his journey in the sync licensing space and what the beginning stages of making income with your music looks like in sync.
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In this episode of the music is my business podcast I will catch up with you on:
- We had a baby boy!
- BMG/Paramount Writing Camp
- New Production music album for West One Music Group dropped
- Over 11,000 podcast downloads
- Upgraded my Mac
- When will the live streams start back up?
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On this episode I had the pleasure of speaking to an entrepreneurship class at Westminster School Atlanta. We discussed sync licensing and being an entrepreneur in today's music business.
- Did you have anyone that would serve as a mentor for you? Or do you like music producers you really look up to?
- How do you make your money from the library or from the shows and networks stuff?
- For every piece of music do you have a copyright?
- Is copyright based on similarity or structure?
- Are these relationships that you have with the people you signed your contracts with to give them your music? Do they like to keep coming back for more music? Or like, do you advertise yourself to bring in new companies that can use your music for other things?
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On this episode we talked with voice actor Gabe Kunda about how he got started in music & voice acting and how he ended up working with Marvel, Disney, Toyota, CNN and others.
- Is there a technique on producing these voice over?
- How long did it take you to get your very first placement for film and TV?
- What are your top three favorite mic and why?
- So being like a live announcer, on award shows, like, do they put you in your own kind of room to do this and do they cue you when to go? Or what's the set up?
- Have you ever felt nervous like being a voice artist, how do you overcome that? So you don't hear that shakiness in your voice?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- Marketing content creation strategies for sync, producers and composers
- What are few no’s or mistakes to avoid when contacting a music supervisor or music library?
- What elements work well in TV and film?
- What's the biggest challenge you're working through and what would the solution look like?
- What helped you find your stride in getting placements?
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Today we talked with producer, entrepreneur, sound designer and mix/master engineer Brandon aka Plan B. His music has been heard on networks such as NBA, ESPN, MTV, OWN and others.
We will dive into the following topics:
- How long did it take you to get your business relevant?
- When submitting tracks should I submit stems as well?
- Sampling and clearing samples. Should one sample less or do what you feel?
- Do you feel like every song you create should have lyrics to increase the chances for a TV/Film placement ?
- What do you outsource for your music business?
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On this episode we talk with Deli Rowe and dive into the following topics:
- Can you break down how to structure a beat for a sync licensing sound wise? So how do you kind of approach it, especially with you throwing vocals on there?
- Which library or libraries have been the best to work with?
- If you mix and master what strategies do you use?
- How do you structure your beat when they asked for a 30 sec reduced version? Same built string? Or how do you decide what to take out or what to leave in?
- How do you dissect a reference track, key sound elements, progressions, melody, and not plagiarize?
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On this episode we talk with XcaliberZero and dive into the following topics:
- How did you get started to work for a library?
- How can I get my Sci fi beats into Sci fi movies?
- Have you found working with music libraries more work for hire type deals?
- What are some music libraries you recommend?
- Having your music temp’d in the editing bay in LA is super valuable. Is there a way to recreate that value remotely?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A about:
- Is song trader a good look if I want to get into sync?
- How do you go about dealing with backends?
- Do your collabs work on a 50-50 split? And is that distributed fairly through royalty companies or is it easier to just pay an artist a one-off fee for say a vocal feature or a sax player for example?
- Is it a smart move to find space for a recording studio if you don't have clients?
- Should I take down my submissions from other music libraries if they get licensed through one?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A about:
- Metadata and the importance of it.
- What are your feelings about TAXI?
- How do you create such great space and separation in your mixes, any particular plug-ins or techniques?
- What's an excellent microphone for both vocals and acoustic guitar for bedroom studio setup, not too expensive?
- How do you create consistent content? Every single week?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A about:
- Four things to avoid if you’re starting to get into sync licensing.
- Do you need to formerly copyright the music before you submit? And if you're the writer and publisher of a song, do I need to provide both IPI’s from ASCAP?
- What's the easiest type of music licensing to typically get and how much would you typically get paid?
- Which PRO do you feel is the best for music licensing?
- What's the major difference between a license and a sync deal offer?
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I talked about what every producer need to do in 2022 that will contribute to their success:
- Get clear and specific on what your goals are.
- Get organized and backed up.
- Get educated and invest.
- Take action while the inspiration is there.
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On this episode we talk with Eric Campbell and dive into the following topics:
- How did you find out about sync?
- Have you experienced beat blocks or whatever in the sink space?
- When you're reaching out to a music library or a music supervisor, should you send all of the different genres you know how to do or like one playlist, or do you kind of focus on a specific genre per pitch?
- What kind of movie genre is best for instrumentals?
- Is taxi a good first start that you would recommend people do now?
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On this episode we talk with Walt Wood and dive into the following topics:
- How is copyright handled?
- Do you record a lot of live instrumentation on some of the cues that you work on?
- What happened that made you pull the trigger on trying to start getting TV placement?
- What kind of terms were you looking for specifically in regards to licensing contracts?
- Do you make any beats for cinema?
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In this episode I had the chance to chop it up with Hip Hop artist Deraj on his journey of being signed to a label to finding success in sync licensing as an indie artist. We also dive into the following topics:
- What would be the best way to get in the sync?
- What was your first step being focused in sync? Like, was it through collaborations or did you go the library route or where they're just strategic partnerships?
- How did you take those early placements and really use them to your advantage?
- What was your very first placement?
- Do you ever experience writer's block in project mode? And what do you do to get back to your creative zone?
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In this episode we talk with 2X Grammy Award Winner producer Mahogany Beatz and his transition from producing for major Hip Hop artists such as Jay-Z, Dr. Dre, RuffRyders, etc. to producing music for TV & film. We also dive into the following topics:
- When did you find out about the whole sync licensing space
- When did your first placement happen
- So working with Sony, which is a major publisher, do you still pitch that song non exclusively to many opportunities
- How many types of templates do you use
- Does Sony accepting unsolicited submissions
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On this episode we talk with Kevin Barnes and LR Beats, we dive into the following topics:
- How did you take the no and then turn it around into a yes
- What tips do you guys have for those of us who can't really play keys
- What are the sites that I need to find for TV or Movie submissions
- How did you guys get your first sync placement
- Is it better for a producer to focus on rappers or focus more on sync licensing placements
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A about:
- When do you get the actual sync fee for TV stuff
- Did you ever use machine to master your tracks
- Do you use any outboard gear
- Do you prefer ads over influencer pages, shout outs when starting out to build a brand
- Do you have a subscription to any plugin companies
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A about:
- What does all-in mean when licensing a song or instrumental to a publisher
- Are there disadvantages to submitting music for licensing, when music has been submitted online
- What types of full songs usually get used, subject and genre wise
- Is making a beat with loops from a sound bank kit considered as sampling
- Sync licensing for commercial, film and TV
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On this episode we talk with Emmy Award Winner Mike Meiers and dive into the following topics:
- What was the point where you learned like your songs weren't sync ready
- Do you need to have credits get back in the music licensing
- If you're working on a project with an artist, is it wise to submit instrumentals to a non-exclusive library
- What's your best advice pitching for licensing/placements without representation.
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On this episode of the music is my business podcast I hosted a live Q and A session about:
- What's the mindset perspective shift that made the biggest impact
- How many beats should you have before applying for sync
- What advice to give a fellow producer who is trying to transition from making beats to trying to produce for TV and film placements
- Do you suggest submitting to music library versus sending emails to the music supervisor
- What is your opinion on signing with a sync agent
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EP. 18 When To Start Sending Music To Sync Libraries
On this episode of the music is my business podcast we made a live recorded audio about:
- What tune edge is
- Best way to find supervisor for background instrumental
- When to start sending music to libraries
- What is copywriting beats
- How to collect money for people who use your song in Youtube
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EP. 17 How To Collect ALL Unclaimed Royalties with Tami Latrell
On this episode we talk with Tami Latrell of The Mezzo Agency and dive into the following topics:
- The importance of publishing administration
- Why you should copyright your music
- Who to sign up with to collect all of your royalties
- What is the MLC and how to collect MLC royalties
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EP. 16 This Is What My TV Placements Sound Like On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- Camera Gear Talk
- How you find out about placements
- Examples of music that was placed
- How to add metadata to a song
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- What is a sting ending?
- Creating exclusively vs. non exclusively
- Examples of music that was placed
- Mixing and mastering tips
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- Coffee….lol
- How my mixing process has changed over the years
- Are mixing degrees worth it?
- Balancing family life and music
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- How to balance kicks and bass sounds
- Getting TV placements as a songwriter
- Using live instruments in production music
- The opportunities in the sync licensing business
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- The easiest way to get started in music licensing
- Releasing music on streaming platforms
- NFTs in the music industry
- Should you start a publishing company in music licensing
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- Do you need a manager/agent in music licensing?
- Paying upfront for licensing services
- How to learn how to properly market your music
- The story about my neighbor making beats on his kitchen table
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- What The Production Music Association Is
- How The PMA Helps TV/Film Composers
- How To Find Reputable Music Libraries
- What You Need To Know About Publishing Companies
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- Registering With A Performing Rights Organization
- How To Determine What To Send For TV & Film Placements
- How To Overcome Producer’s Block
- What You Need To Know About Leasing Beats & TV Placements
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- Following Trends In Music Licensing
- How The Music Business Affects My Personal Life
- How Long Did It Take To Get My First Placement
- How Long Does It Take To Start Getting Royalties
- The Advantage To Mixing & Mastering Your Own Music
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- How To Get More Done In Less Time
- The Benefits To Doing Legit Business
- What Goes Into Pitching Music for TV
- How You Are Able To Get What You Want Faster
- Where I Learned The Most Musically
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- Chasing Major Placements vs Synch
- The Importance of Relationships
- Working on The Lego Movie
- Networking Tips & Tricks
- Composing Music For Anime
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- How To Market Music
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- The Importance Your Offer
- How To Create Relationships With Fans
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- Should You Use Samples When Creating Music for TV & Film?
- Should You Work With Major Publishers or Smaller Libraries?
- What Got Me Excited About Music Licensing
- Splitting Writer’s Share Royalties With Publishers
- How Many Years It Takes To Make Full-time Income in Music Business
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On this episode we dive into the following topics:
- How To Prepare Your Music Before Submitting for TV/Film
- How To Find Your Target Audience as an Indie Artist
- How To Become More Efficient With Your Creation Time
- How To Set Your Prices for Mixing/Mastering
- One Of The Biggest Reasons Producers Quit Music Licensing
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On this episode we are talking about how the different ways music producers, artists, songwriters and composers can get paid in music licensing.
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On this episode we discuss music licensing tips and tricks to increase your TV placement success.
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