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Song Quality - Music Publishing
Author: Eric Beall
Lesson description
Creative Director of Zomba Music Publishing, Eric Beall, gives musicians advice from inside the industry on how to become their own music publisher. In this lesson, he explains the importance of getting your songs out there as much as possible.
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Related Berklee Music Online Courses
BMB-170 Music Publishing 101
Create and operate your own publishing company, and learn how to effectively promote and place your songs into income-generating opportunities.
Related Berklee Press Books
Making Music Make Money: An Insider's Guide to Becoming Your Own Music Publisher
An insider’s view of the music publishing business, and practical tips toward helping writers effectively assume their rightful role as a publisher of their own music.
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