What is the Music Industry? (Junior Cert Music): Flashcards

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What is the music industry?

Business of making, performing, recording, selling & promoting music

4 main areas of music industry

Recording, Live Performance, Publishing, Promotion & Media

Recording Industry includes

Production, recording & distribution of music

Live Performance includes

Concerts, festivals, and gigs

Music Publishing involves

Songwriting, copyright, and royalties

Music Promotion & Media includes

Radio, TV, social media, and music blogs

Music Producer role

Oversees recording, arranges music, mixes tracks

Sound Engineer role

Controls technical side of recording, mixing & mastering

Manager role

Organises artist's career, bookings, and deals

Music Publisher role

Ensures songwriters get paid when their music is used

5 ways artists earn money

Albums, streaming, concerts, merchandise, licensing

What are streaming royalties?

Payment when songs played on platforms like Spotify

What streaming services replaced

CDs and MP3s

What is sampling?

Taking portion of song & reusing it in new music

What is intellectual property?

Creations of mind (music, art) with legal ownership

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