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Johnathan Bolton
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Do you make beats only? If so, your a song writer (composer), not a producer.
A Producer by definition is "one who oversee a full production." Many producers NEVER make beats. They don't know how to. They get beat makers, singers, and others and they OVERSEE a full production. That is a producer.
My question is when selling beats to labels or artist why do cats want to get PRODUCER royalties when they didn't produce the record at all. All they did was co -write one song (the beat). Making a beat never makes you a producer but a composer (instrumental song writer)
Instead of getting PRODUCER royalties, shouldn't song composers get MECHANICAL and PERFORMANCE royalties since that’s what song writers receive?
A Producer by definition is "one who oversee a full production." Many producers NEVER make beats. They don't know how to. They get beat makers, singers, and others and they OVERSEE a full production. That is a producer.
My question is when selling beats to labels or artist why do cats want to get PRODUCER royalties when they didn't produce the record at all. All they did was co -write one song (the beat). Making a beat never makes you a producer but a composer (instrumental song writer)
Instead of getting PRODUCER royalties, shouldn't song composers get MECHANICAL and PERFORMANCE royalties since that’s what song writers receive?
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