Where Radio Stations Get Music From? Finding the Most Affordable Way to Get Uncompressed Music

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Where Radio Stations Get Music From? Finding the
Most Affordable Way to Get Uncompressed Music
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As a noncommercial radio station that streams
over the internet, you cannot suitably play for
every record that is trending and for this you
need music.    Fortunately, you do not have to
have a paycheck for each artist that you play on
the radio. Many businesses give you a selection
of well curated and uncompressed music that works
for you. As a result, you can pay for such
licensed music in bulk.    On the other hand, if
you are not paying for the music that you play on
your station, the sites are monitored by
appropriate agencies that look deeper into where
radio stations get music from and may even fine
you - if they observe any misappropriation. Apart
from this, you need to ensure that you have
adequate compliance with the record-keeping and
similar reporting requirements.
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Where Do Radio Stations Get their Music
From?    Gone are the days when the vinyl records
were used to entertain the audience. So, where
radio stations get music from these days? The
answer is simple - from sites like radiomusic.com
that specializes in curating the best music
playlists at an affordable price tag for your
station.   This means that if you are a small or
newbie radio channel owner, you need to search
for the businesses that give you a selection of
well curated uncompressed music that works for
your audience and their needs. By signing up for
their specific plans to purchase certain
playlists, you can make a huge difference to your
station and listeners. Alternatively, if you
wish to get these music numbers for free, you
must either be a well-established station or be
ready to forge a good relationship with your
local area promoters to get such stuff for lower
cost.
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• Types of Music Licenses-
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• There are two kinds of music licenses
• Recording artists royalties
• Publishers royalties
• When playing songs over the radio then only the
  composers need to be compensated with their
  musical work copyright.
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• In America, there are three forms of performance
  rights organizations or PRO - 
• American Society of Composers, Authors and
  Publishers (ASCAP)
• Broadcast Music Inc or BMI
• SESAC
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• All these organizations charge fees that this
  allows you to publicly use these in their
  catalogue easily and efficiently. In most of the
  cases, these PRO will reach out to you and help
  you with the process.

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