How you get paid
Each month you will receive an e-mail with statistical information on your royalty income from download sales and royalties from any streaming or other distribution taking place. Figures are included as they are reported from third party online shops or collected by our own registration. You will receive a transfer by Pay-Pal 60 days following the monthly statement, provided that you respond to our notification. If the amount owed to you is less than USD 50, the balance will be carried forward to the following month.
For any commercial use of your music, TT is obliged to:
- provide transparent information on your profile page;
- send you email notification each month of any commercial use that generate income to you;
- to pay you royalties according to our actual rates as published on our web-page;
- not to change any such rates with a delay that is shorter than the period of time it will take you to terminate this agreement.
When your music track is up-loaded to TT you confirm that it is un-published.
Until TT releases the music track for public sale your music track remains un-published.
Your music track becomes published by TT under the following circumstances:
- that your music track has received sufficient rating to make it to the TT Pro Panel selective validation;
- that the Pro Panel has rated the music track sufficiently to become part of the TT promotion platform;
- that TT for a period of not more than 120 days has tested your music on various closed networks under TT management and control, and that your music has been performing sufficiently well;
- that TT informs you that your music track has been included on TT's distribution platform with i-Tunes and other third party global distribution channels;
- or TT informs you that your music track is included on one of the TT compilations.
Actions i) to iv) (or v) are cumulative and must all have been confirmed in order for your music track to be considered published. You will receive emails as your music track progresses.
Actions under iii) to v) entitle you to royalty income (ref. above) irrespectively of your music track not having been published, in case that any commercial or other revenue is generated in association with those actions.
Royalty fees
Download this document
(Terms And Conditions.pdf)
Royalty fees as of 1 May 2009 and until further notice:
Published music
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Digital down-loads
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pr. track 20% of gross revenue
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Compilations
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20% of gross revenues on a relative share of total tracks included.
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License & Syndication:
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40% of the contract value
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Un-published music.
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Digital down-loads
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pr. track 20% of gross revenue
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Compilations
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20% of gross revenues on a relative share of total tracks included.
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Playlist inclusion for streaming purposes
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20% of gross revenue on a track count basis or as a relative share of total tracks
included
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License & Syndication:
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20% of the contract value
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Copyright fees
Please go to Copyrights
Register as Artist & Band