So.... long time lurker, first time posting here.
In the sense of full disclosure, I'm a professional composer and audio engineer. I own a post-production studio and I also partner in a "rights managed" production music library. http://soundslikejoe.com (me) http://tunedogs.com (stock)
Aside from these links to introduce myself.... I'm not here to promote. I'm more interested in learning what you think... I could ask a lot of questions upfront, but I'll just start with one.... Why do video producers gravitate to the term "royalty-free" as being a guiding factor in choosing music to license?
In the sense of full disclosure, I'm a professional composer and audio engineer. I own a post-production studio and I also partner in a "rights managed" production music library. http://soundslikejoe.com (me) http://tunedogs.com (stock)
Aside from these links to introduce myself.... I'm not here to promote. I'm more interested in learning what you think... I could ask a lot of questions upfront, but I'll just start with one.... Why do video producers gravitate to the term "royalty-free" as being a guiding factor in choosing music to license?