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    Polyphonic Hss

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    Polyphonic is launching Hit Song Science (HSS) which analyzes the mathematical characteristics of music and compares them to past music hits‚ making it possible to determine a song’s hit potential. HSS could be valuable for three target markets: record labels‚ producers‚ and unsigned artists. Once a decision is made on the target market‚ a suitable marketing plan will need to be developed that helps overcome the likely resistance. Competitors Polyphonic is the only company attempting to provide

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    John Talabot Role Model

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    launched 2008? John Talabot: When the label started we were still wondering what kind of music we were going to release. We had our own ideas but there wasn’t any kind of sound or music associated to them yet. Just some artists around us with good music to release. We wanted to put out anything that we liked‚ but this is difficult to sell as it is difficult for people to follow you and know what to expect. Usually‚ it’s easier for people to understand a label that releases either techno or house‚

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    Music Business Notes

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    of your intentions to record Sampling How much can you use without filing for a mechanical license Digital phonorecord deliveries (DPDS) Foreign mechanicals Applies only to CD’s Controlled Composition Clause Allows label to pay reduced royalty. Allows label cap number of song on which they will pay any royalty. Co-writer beware!! Performance Licensing Each time song is played on radio‚ TV‚ internet or live. What is it and who pays Performing Rights Organizations (Societies)

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    sound and music industry

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    publishing In the music industry a music publisher or company is an entity that develops‚ protects and values music. Retailer‚ freelancer are needed in music publishing. 2. Record labels Recording companies are huge corporations own a variety of record labels. Recorder and business affairs are needed in record labels. 3. Live performance Live performance is an important aspect of the music industry because it is the best publicity and means of income and artist can have. Bands and sales are

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    Food Labels Compare and Contrast You are standing in the diary section of the grocery store‚ and in your hands is cottage cheese and mozzarella cheese. You are trying to pick the better food choice to meet your dietary needs. How do you know which one is the best choice? Well‚ the best way to know which of these two foods meets your dietary needs is by reading each items food label to see what nutrients they both contain. The first thing the food label tells you is the serving size of each food

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    Midterm Exam Music Industry II Jordan Meisles If I were to be hired as the new event coordinator at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater‚ it would be of great importance to draw in crowds to make the theater a credible and desirable place for touring artists. There are many steps that would have to be implemented in order to make the theater more popular to artists and audiences alike. Especially when it comes down to bringing in audiences from outside of Bloomington‚ there has to be a drawing factor in

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    distribution revolution in regards to the competitors in the recorded music business. These included information technologies allowing high-speed‚ low cost distribution‚ storage and advertising options that allowed artists to by-pass expensive record labels (Schilling‚ 2010). Customers were the stakeholders that benefited most from the digital music revolution‚ because they could get much more music for cheaper prices. In addition‚ independent musicians benefited greatly‚ because they were able to

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    Musci Industry Pest

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    1.0 Introduction The marketing department of a record label plays a large part in portraying an artists’ image to its fan base and the music industry. Once an artist has produced their music and is ready to be made public‚ it is up to the marketing department to make sure that it is made available in all media formats. This is done solely through a range of distribution and promotion campaigns. This case will look at the current situation of the music industry and analyse the effect the new technologies

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    distribution of books. Local‚ family-owned record stores lost many customers to the digital download and streaming industry just as local book stores lost many customers to the E-Book industry. Rather than listening to a vinyl‚ people listen via their smart phones or laptops. Similarly‚ rather than reading a physical book‚ people read via their smartphones‚ iPads‚ and Kindles. Mom-and-pop record stores lost cliental to big-box stores such as Best Buy‚ Target‚ and even online retailers like Amazon just

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    Sound and Music Industry Features of four areas of the music industry and their functions: Music Publishers: In the music industry a music publisher or company is an entity that develops‚ protects and values music. Music publishers are responsible for the development of new music as well as taking care of the business side allowing songwriters and composers to concentrate on their creative work. The artist and the publisher share a symbiosis relationship because most artist or starting up composers

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