5 Most Common Music Licensing Mistakes
These are the 5 Music Licensing Mistakes I see my students making the most.
- Neglecting Song Structure
- Not having any Genre consistency
- Songs Too Busy
- High End too Busy
- Having Unrealistic Expectations (see what a music licensing side hustle really looks like)
If you start creating stock music aware of these mistakes, you'll be sure to get more placements, sooner. Working on these elements is the key to licensing your music, so be sure to focus on them!
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My name is Evan, and I've been making music since around 3rd grade. I'm from San Diego, California, but I've lived in Washington, DC for the last 20 years.
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