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1. #WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS FOR FREE#
2. #WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS 320KBPS#
3. #WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS MOVIE#
4. #WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS FULL#
5. #WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS REGISTRATION#

#WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS 320KBPS#

Audio format: MP3 320kbps is suitable, but you can upload higher resolution files (WAV or AIF) if you like.Design your trip with CityMaps2Go, the ultimate app for travelers who want to be prepared wherever they go.If not, then insert name of data supplier as per library label name) Label name (if a commercial recording, then indicate record label here.Composer and publisher name(s) including society affiliations.Track title (should be the same as when you registered the track with us).file extension (unique identifier) in as high a quality as possible Please provide the following for each track: a jingle package with multiple versions of the same track.

#WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS REGISTRATION#

You can have multiple recordings or edits that relate to one registration e.g.

Each recording you upload should relate to a work registration. When you have received your account invite and logged in, you will need to upload your audio files.

#WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS FULL#

Please email with the subject line: “Music manager account creation request for PRS for Music” and include your full name and CAE number in the body of the email. Signing up to Soundmouse account is free. Any music you have created which is specifically commissioned for adverts, film and TV that sits outside your library work should be supplied to Soundmouse directly. Most production music libraries will already have music accounts and should be uploading your data but it’s a good idea to check this with them. I have written music for production music libraries. We highly recommend you set up your Soundmouse account and upload your audio files, otherwise you may not receive a payment for the usages above.

#WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS MOVIE#

It’s important to note that several other societies around the world rely significantly on Soundmouse’s technology to identify music used on TV and radio, in the drive towards accuracy in reporting when your music is used around the world. If you know your music is used in Cyprus, you should make sure you join because when your music is played on TV or radio there, you’ll only get paid if you have a Soundmouse account and your works have been uploaded to it. Soundmouse works in a comprehensive set of territories around the world, including Europe, UK, USA, Australia, South Korea and Japan, and produces music reports for many of the world’s largest media companies and collection societies This means there are more accurate distributions for the TV channels and radio stations monitored and your royalties will reflect this.

#WHO USES BBC MYTRACKS FOR FREE#

PRS have our own systems to try to match your music as best we can, however, to make sure we’re paying out your royalties as accurately as possible, we enlist the help of Soundmouse and their music recognition technology to fill in any gaps and enrich our distribution information.Īs a PRS member, you can join Soundmouse for free and upload your music to make sure that your repertoire is available to broadcasters and collecting societies for reporting purposes. In 2021, royalties from 27,768,075 music usages were paid to members as a result of the MRT services provided by Soundmouse. The BBC has chosen to partner with them to supply their music management system, MusicBox. Soundmouse additionally offers cue sheet services on behalf of broadcaster clients around the globe and monitors online music usage.