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Navigating the Music Industry 1
Navigating the Music Industry 1
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A short formative quiz on Labels and Publishing in the Music Industry.
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1
Which type of artist typically has greater creative control over their music and image?
DIY/Indie artist
Major label artist
Neither
Both equally
2
What part of your assignment is due on the 25th of October for this class?
Development diary
Summative
Nothing
Formative
3
What kind of royalty will be paid to the writer, of a song that has been covered.
Synchronisation
Performance
Recording
Publishing
4
In the music industry, who is usually responsible for negotiating performance fees and securing gigs for artists?
PR Specialist
Music Manager
Sync Licensing Agent
Booking Agent
5
In analyzing an artist's promotional business model, which factor was MORE important for success pre-2000?
Social media following
YouTube
Streaming numbers
Radio play and MTV exposure
6
Which of these is
not
a Major label?
Warner Music Group
Universal Music Group
Sony Music Entertainment
EMI Music Group
7
Which of these royalties comes from use of music in films/TV?
Print
Synchronisation
Performance
Mechanical
8
If you are a musician playing on your band's recording, but didn't write the song - who pays out your royalties?
PRS
PPL
BBC
CBS
9
Which of these could be a
disadvantage
to signing with a
Major
label?
Being in a larger artist roster
Less radio airplay
Having to pay for studio time
Access to more industry contacts
10
Which medium of recorded music had the biggest market share in the US in 1999?
Digital Downloads
Film / TV
Streaming / Subscription
Physical Sales
11
On whose behalf do PRS collect money from license fees?
Recording Artists
Recording Studios
Songwriters/Publishers
Record Labels
12
If you are a co-writer on a song and have registered the writing splits with PRS, can those splits ever be ammended?
No
Yes
13
What does A&R stand for?
Artist & Repertoire
Assessment & Reconnaissance
Assets & Royalties
Audio & Recording
14
Which of these could be a benefit of signing with an
Indie
label?
Access to a bigger budget
Better industry contacts
Good for bands making Indie music
More creative control
15
Which tool for fan engagement was NOT typically available to artists pre-2000?
Meet and greets
Fan club newsletters
Social media direct engagement
Radio Call in shows