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How to self-publish sheet music

How to self-publish sheet music
  1. How do I publish my sheet music?
  2. How much does it cost to self publish music?
  3. How can I sell my sheet music online?
  4. Where can I publish my own music?

How do I publish my sheet music?

How to Publish Sheet Music

  1. Register and Receive Your Own Personal Site and Sales Platform. After registering at MusicaNeo, you will be able to access your personal music platform, which includes a personal site, a shop, blog, gallery etc. ...
  2. Publish Your Music Scores. ...
  3. Promote Your Sheet Music Sales.

How much does it cost to self publish music?

Fees vary depending on the PRO and the status (writer or publisher). In short, it's free to sign up with BMI as a writer and costs a one time fee of $150 to become a publisher. For ASCAP, it costs $50 to join as either a writer or publisher.

How can I sell my sheet music online?

“eBay is probably the best outlet for selling sheet music if you think you have something of value. It's the most popular Internet auction house for sheet music sales, and it's easy to post on their site,” says Lynch.

Where can I publish my own music?

The three main PROs are BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC. Once you are the publisher, you have full rights to your music and can license it however and wherever you want. You will take in 100% of the profits and you will have full control over your publishing career.

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