Studio Works Wallet
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Studio Works Wallet
Record Label Question - When a studio plays my song how do I get ...?
How do I get paid ...
What say I'm in Florida and a guy in Africa in his radio station plays my songs.
What??
Does he take out $5 out his wallet and puts it in his envelope and mail it to me using my address off my album and says hey this is YOUR $5 thax for letting me play YOUR track??
Or if that's not how it works, then HOW??
No, How it works is simple, first you as the artist, get paid under Mechical Rights, as the writer of the songs you get performance rights, via two methods, from the Publisher and from the Perfoming rights company (ie BMI, ASCAP or SESAC) the Publisher is the record company you signed with and also if your smart it could be you so you may be a co-Publisher, under the publisher the artist gets money per each radio play and it will be called Mechanical Payments, and the writer gets the performance payments, then the writer only gets from (BMI, ASCAP or SESAC) performance payments again - writer gets more... artist sees more only if record sells then the record company gives money for record sales. and the money is about .6 cents per song played on the radio, 10 cents on TV, and 12 cents if Live on TV, but re-check the numbers with (BMI, ASCAP or SESAC) they may have gone up a penny or more. And hope that (BMI,ASCAP, or SESAC) was monitoring the radio, because if the song is not a hit, then they are not going to pay close attention to your song and see if it played in one radio station in Africa for .6 cent. so that they can make sure you get your 3 cents from them. but don't be discouraged this is how it works, so write that hits song, hey ya never know !!!!
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...this is for the printing of senior photos-I don't want to charge my clients a ton of money for their prints...I would like to be the economically-smart choice 
Any recommendations?
some examples of my work (these are practice shots):
In Studio Shots:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/haley_992/4458176101/
Since you asked, you haven't calibrated your system to display photos that will print without lab color correction. You can send the lab a photo to be printed without correction and use this method http://www.digicamguides.com/print/monitor-calibration.html to make corrections for that printer. Or, just pay the lab to do it.
