heres something I've wondered about. when a dj makes a mix cd such as this
and features tracks that he/she made or owns the label they were released
on or both does that mean that he/she makes out three ways financially -
for doing the mix, for licensing the tracks from the label to the mix and
for creating the track that's licensed from the label to the mix?
no.
he gets money for doing the mix, through mix-cd sales;
if he licenses the tracks to the mix, he'll have to pay himself, so no extra
money there;
the creation of the track alone doesn't generate money, sales of the track
do, as he's the producer of the track and the owner of the label, i doubt
he'll have to pay for the record, and even if that's the case, he's paying
himself. the exposure through the mixcd could generate more sales though, or
reach an audience not interested in buying vinyl, but willing to pay for a
cd.
jurren
_________________________________________________________________
Play online games with your friends with MSN Messenger
http://messenger.msn.nl/
