Thanks for watching everyone, be sure to sign up at www.Producerminds.com you get access to videos and all the legal documents you need to sell your beats securely! Plus a 1 on 1 call with me!

Thank you for the straight raw clarification on this already signed up to BMI after watching your previous video and thankyou for your contribution to the producer community

I don't know how I didn't find your channel before. So much factual information. I appreciate it

You literally just answered the questions I spent the last 3 days googling. Thank you for this 🙏🏽. No one is talking about this. They only tell you about the companies but not how to correctly, track by track, set up the process to protect yourself. Much respect bro.

Great job explaining and breaking down the importance of the publishing company or admin, a lot of information steers producers away from publishing companies not telling them that you won’t get publishing if you don’t know where or how to get The mechanicals and sync. SG Tha Piecemakerz

Super helpful, thanks for this video! I am just about to start selling beats and this + your other video outlines a clear process for copyrighting beats and collecting royalties. Been researching these topics and this clears up some confusion

"I look at us as a community" RESPECT

That's right Brodie, You stay dropping knowledge 💎

Don’t know you but good info thank you. I am a newbie I will watch for more good job on explaining

how does this not even have 7000 views? awesome info!!

Thanks man...I really needed help with a decision between tunecore n one rpm... thanks again

great vid bro I had already knew this before i saw this vid. so everything you are saying is on point!

This was great. Greatly appreciate this

Before you put your beat on site register with PROs, on tunecore to get pub admin to collect royalties for me . So 2 payments, 1 payment for digital distribution the other payment is for publish admin royalty collector on my behalf world wide .

Thanks for the information bro good work ✊🏾✨

Thanks for the info.. im getting started now.

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Great video! Thanks a lot man!

Great video Brody

This the go-to for the KZfaq money.

Very informative, keep it up!👍🏿🙏🏿

Really good info. Thank you

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thanks for the knowledge bro

Thanks 🙏 bro I’m still don’t get 💯 but im watch you other videos

That’s crazy the whole time I thought I needed the artist isrc code to register the song

Your the man

what is the cut if some artist blows up with your beat on you tube? is it an automatic 50 percent as the composer?

And Songtrust is one to if you can do a video on that

Shit! Thank You!! This is a great breakdown!

Great vid! But is registering all my beats with the copyright office a must must? Cuz I'm planning on making and selling multiple beats per week and copyrighting each beat would end up being so expensive.....

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Many distributors no longer look after Content Id for beats and other electronic tracks.

Very interesting to see this procedure as my PRO from Belgium doesn't seem to have this option. Now correct me if I'm wrong. 1. I came across several videos from DJ pain1 who's saying that there's no problem registering your beats with a PRO but there's no point either. As PRO's are intended to collect performance rights, changes are pretty small that your beat will get performed on radio, television, clubs, restaurants, public venues etc... What's your opinion about that? Am I missing something? 2 So from the moment the artist adds the work registration number of your beat when he's registering the song on BMI, BMI can make the link with your beat in their database, right? 3 if the artist fails to do that and won't reply on your mails, is it necessary to use a dmca takedown or let your publishing company handle this case?

good info bro

I have a publishing and songwriter account with ASCAP, which should I use when registering with TuneCore? I would say my publishing account is my primary because I use it more as far as giving the IPI number for that account when artist ask my ASCAP info.

Other question: How should we use content ID if we upload our beats on YT and lease them on Beatstars? Some producers (like dj pain1) don't put CID on their beats cause the moment an artist uploads a song with a beat of them (using an agreggator to put CID on it) the producer will get a copyright claim on his own beat on YT. That way the producer knows who have used his beat and can reach out to the artist and check if he has purchased a license or not. But in this case he can't monetize views of that song with his beat. Or should we put CID on all our beats first before we upload it on YT? In that case the artist gets the claim, whether or not he bought it. You can monetize his views if he didn't bought the beat or whitelist him if he bought it. I don't know, what do you recommend?

Good vid

Hey, If i use the tunecore publishing service for yt content ID (which it says covers only the composition) would that be enough to cover any uploads by artist rapping over my beats or do i also need the normal YT content id protection for the beats "Sound Recording"?

Can I do this with beats that I have already posted on youtube and beatstore?

Distrokid is my fav distributor

all my english video that i sung was removed by music services inc. and strike my channel. is there is any to removed in my account the strike just now? thank you

So, you can use your Tunecore publishing to « track » wherever your beats are used?

So are you submitting the “beat” alone to tunecore? Or the songs once they get released by the artist? Or BOTH?

I am using a private distributor and can upload unlimited tracks for free. I'm also using Songtrust for PA and have writer and publisher accts with ASCAP. If I release beats through my distributor which generate an ISRC code but how do the PAs and PROs actually go about tracking my beats when they are used by another artist? Is it through some kind of song ID (a la Shazam) that monitors and looks for that beat within the song?

When i register beats what percentage share should i put?

what if youre a producer from Toronto Canada would the proucer still sign up with bmi or is there another company

great video dude. quick question .if some one creates a track over my beat i have published through tune core, what percentage would tune core collect for me from the artists sales ,

so is this the same thing as what song trust does? bc i use distrokid so how can i figure this out?

I've done royalty-free music for last year and also some Electronic Music tracks I released later using Distrokid. All of these works were registered on BMI. Distrokid have helped me with the store sales and streams and that was it. At this point, I'm considering producing and leasing beats, and as I'm gathering the much info as I could before drawing a plan of action, I might want to add those previous works to the Tunecore Publishing database. Is that possible, even tho they have been distributed via Distrokid? In the meanwhile, super clear information! Great video!

When you upload it are you also posting it to iTunes? I wanna do the same with Distrokid but I don’t really want me beats on itunes

Do i need to use their distribution service to opt for publishing, or can I use their publishing services only regardless of any distributor?

I kind of feel ripped off @88beats . I purchased the publishing tunecore and when I went to begin to try and register my beats in the compilation manager it was confusing. It asks to list the song name ? Do I put what my beat is called? Or what the artist who purchased the beat plans to call it? It wants performing artist name? Do I put my producer name or the artist who is going to use it? What if the beat hasn’t been purchased yet ? Who am I putting ? It wants an isrc number ? All I have is the BMI work number and Iswc number . This to me looks like what the artist is suppose to use not the producer . So unless you didn’t just puersuade 100s of producers to purchase tunecore in order to drive sales, can you please make a follow up video on how to actually register the beat step by step with the view point of the beat has just been made and not already purchased by an artist. Thank you

Is TuneCore Publishing Administration the same as BMI Self Publishing services?

f I buy a beat with a hook can I not register it with a PRO? Or do I just register it with a distribution company to get a ISRC code for the new recording? I'm asking because the underlying composition already has a ISWC code

Legit content

Step 1 make the song and save as wav or mp3. Step 2 . Upload the wav to ASCAP or bmi. Step 3. Upload to a site like tune core I am then ready to upload beat for the world to hear? Please help and correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks bud.

so if someone buys a lease for a beat, and they put the song on spotify and apple music how i get paid?

So for example if I get a placement with drake or any big artists , all I would need is to just follow everything in this video right ?

This is a great video I appreciate your videos they have helped me alot. 🙏🏾 so Tunecore publishing is like a Pub Admin? Similar to SongTrust? From what I learned buisness wise to collect all royalties I'm using the %s as examples. 1.Bmi or Ascap or Seasac(50%) 2.Soundexchange(20%) 3.Pub admin(30%) 4. Syncs is different still looking into it but KZfaq Content ID?

Do you have to submit a audio file to BMI for registration

What do I need to do if I want sell a beat that has a sample from another song like how kanye west made money of sample beats?

PLEASE COMMENT I HAD A BEAT THAT BLEW UP ON KZfaq IN 2014 I still have the WAV file but someone distributed it with my beat and LOTS OF people used it on KZfaq , is it possible I have money sitting ?

Does distrokid have the same publishing services?

Thank u sir.at what point do i go thru the lib. Of cong. (Copyright)? That beat was bitchn. 💥👍

If I lease a beat from a composer, and in their agreement it says they own 100% publishing, does this mean they own 100% publishing of Just the instrumental beat or does that mean they own 100% publishing of the song you create using their leased beat? If they do not write the lyrics, melodies, mix and master the "new song" what would they own as far as publishing?

I've been leasing beats and question do the beatmaker get paid from the streams on my song or do they just get the money I paid for the beat and %50 of the publishing? Or do we split the streaming money too

Is there a way where I can get paid royalties everytime someone views or downloads my beats online more like monetization? How does that work?? Do I need to register with a publisher or distributor??

Do you always need an isrc code?

so tunecore publishing work as 'publishing administrator'?

how about if you live in the other country like thailand or korea.......can i do ascap or bmi also?

What if you don't have a studio an you got a riddim an put artist on it how you make back money

if i created a bmi as an artist will i have to make another as a beatmaker

How does the publishing actually conect to the beat? I published my beats on BMI but there was no place to upload the mp3 for the beat. If the artist takes the beat then re names it how will BMI track it?

Do I have to get an LLC or incorporate my stage producer name?

So with a beat I should put it on BMI or a (PRO) and then publish it? and whats the there a reason your using tunecore to publish and not BMI

Does this also work for just samples ?

Thank you for his video. I am making an album, so this is huge for me. Feel free to check out these tracks.

Ive got a question. So if a rapper buys your beat and they want to register the song with a PRO and lets say they are with BMI, how would you be able to be apart of the registration and collect royalties if your with ASCAP? On both the songwriter and pub side

can I use distrokid instead of tunecore?

Do you actually distribute your music through tunecore or are you only using their publishing services ? I already have a tunecore account, just trying to figure out how exactly it works with my music production as far as uploading my tracks that aren’t distributed by them

Do you need llc to distribution?

Will those 3 steps cover everything for a producer ??

Hi! Thanks for the video! Please explain to me how to configure tunecore with my KZfaq channel ? I am tired of this process.... I did everything on instruction and when I try to connect it’s says Set your KZfaq preferences below. Tell us your KZfaq channel and if you want to whitelist (exclude) this channel from sound recording monetization. Refer here to find out what it means to “whitelist” your channel. When I try to click to connect its says Your channel has been saved, but you need to configure it before you can monetize. You can find instructions on how to configure your KZfaq channel here...... Please help me Thanks

Isn’t there a company that takes care of all your royalties?

Hi, Thank you so much for sharing this infos. Respect you so much. I have a question. what do you use to track your beat data? I'm leasing a beat through Beatstars and I'm not sure how to remove the beat when the leasing contract ends. any good 3rd party(I know Soundscan) websites to use? ex) 5years lease contract ends and how can I remove them all? have to contact each person who bought my beat? it would be really helpful if you know any websites to chase the contract.

Hello ! One quick question, what about if the steps goes a bit different: Distributor, (to have the tracking number) - then registering it to the publisher, and last step PRO ? From the point of view of saving time. Because all the actions will be officially registered, so is not like we will lose something. The upload date will be clear. Is just to not wait for my PRO ( in Belgium ). I'm already waiting 1 week for an email answer. What do you think? Help pls xD

Is songtrust better then tunecore for publishing?

how can you collect your royalties using distrokid?

so when you link your bmi account to your tunecore you are collecting mechanical royalties that are uploaded on another tuncore account? Speaking from producer stand point

Can you sign up for a publishing service without registering to ASCAP or BMI? According to top producer DJ Pain 1, doing that isn't necessary.

so i have rapper that bought a beat 2 days ago.. he gets 500k to 1mill views on his yt vids. his name is quelly woo , if i do this do i gain money of the views he gets, becuase its my beat and i know bmi dosent pay of that . I have a bmi its just I don know how it would track it in yt

Whats your highest paying song?

Identifyy.com collects royalties from (KZfaq, Facebook, and Instagram). is it possible to use both tunecore and Identifyy?

Dope info. Questions! So a lot of producers lease beats and in the contract say that the beat can be for profit. For profit for physical sales, and ALSO streaming sales? How do you allow a person who leased your beat to profit from streaming. Or allow it to be monetizable by them, when you're automatically setup with your own PRO and Pub. Agency? Is there options to permit leasers to monetize to a certain extent, without relying on their honesty? Do you get notified then can permit monetization to a person who leased your beat? Like some producer contracts suggest.. Is this a bad business model? Any insight is appreciated! You seem to be the most knowledgeable on YT about this shit ✌🏼 Do you say in the contract something like " track can be monetized if you split the ownership 50-50, or how does that work? I overthink and seem confused.

What do you think about sound exchange and songtrust

if i register them with a pro will they flag the beat when they see it being used by different artist. abd another question i have for you is if they change the name of the beat will i still get paid.

​ 88Beats How does this work? Tunecore Pub. Only allows you to name the track/beat and add ISRC but not upload the track to fingerprint it. How do you know when someone is using the beat and you'll earn royalties. Tunecore's distribution is expensive. $10 a beat I use Landr.com to get in stores. 88Beats can you answer this or do a video?