Sync music

Sync (or synchronisation) is a process where songs are combined with moving images – film, TV series, adverts, video games, trailers etc. Sync deals are usually arranged between a music publisher and a prospective client, which is normally a music supervisor or a film producer.

1. How do I make my music sync?
2. What is sync listening?
3. What is a music sync placement?
4. How do I get music from Sync library?

How do I make my music sync?

How To Land A Sync Deal In 9 Steps…

1. 1) Get your product up to scratch & apply self-censorship. ...
2. 2) Have instrumentals at your disposal. ...
3. 3) Get your metadata right. ...
4. 4) Know your rights… Or at least who has them. ...
5. 5) Research the right people to approach. ...
6. 6) Get your first impression perfect, it's the biggest hurdle of them all.

What is sync listening?

Sync licensing, or “synchronization,” is the use of music in visual media such as TV, film, advertisements, trailers, or video games. It literally describes the “synched” pairing of audio and visuals. ... It's an agreement between the owner of the visual media and the owner(s) of the music.

What is a music sync placement?

They're all hoping for something called "sync placement," the industry term for matching a song to what's happening on screen. ... "Sometimes that involves pitching song ideas, sometimes it involves clearing songs they want. Sometimes it involves coming up with the tapestry, if you will, of the sound of the show."

How do I get music from Sync library?

On your Mac

1. Open the Apple Music app.
2. From the menu bar at the top of your screen, choose Music > Preferences.
3. Go to the General tab and select Sync Library to turn it on. If you don't subscribe to Apple Music or iTunes Match, you won't see an option to turn on Sync Library.
4. Click OK.