Base Price
Please note in general the music business players in Indonesia to calculate royalties from the ceiling price of the cool term is Base Price or PPD (Publish Price to Dealer). The calculation to obtain Basic Prices are as follows:
Retail Price X (100% - Discount is determined by distributor / label) = Base Price
No need to be surprised if the discount rate will vary, each label / distributor has a different number with a variety of reasons. Some are counting the cost of VAT and ASIRI Sticker in the calculation of the Base Price in my opinion really is not fair to you. Because the cost of their Sticker VAT is included at the time they pay taxes. But the discount rate will range between 25% -30%. For me a reasonable rate and should be in seragamkan by ASIRI itself is 25%. Discounts of 25% is is the right of the Agent / Wholesaler, which generally is then taken by the retailers by approximately 20%. Back again on the topic of Base Price, then by the above calculation and a discount of 25% then the Base Price Cassettes and CDs in the can are:
CassetteRetail Price Cassette X (100% - 25%) = Base Price
then
Rp 18.000, - X 75% = Rp 13.500, - (Cassette Base Price)
CDRetail Price CD X (100% - 25%) = Base Price
then
Rp 35.000, - X 75% = USD 26 250, - (CD Base Price)
Artist RoyaltyFrom a record deal you can get the name Artist Royalty.Royalty is the right of you from the hard work and service performance on record in the master recording which is then duplicated in the form of cassettes and CDs. For other media I will discuss in the next post. The percentage of the Artist Royalty which would be right, you are very dependent on your ability to bargain with the label / Boss Recordings. Artist Royalties generally will range between 1% - 10%, but all will again depend on your bargaining power. And in the end you too will decide to accept the results of such bargaining. In this case I just want to remind that you should know a fair price for your efforts and work of these. Is it possible Royalty Artists can up to 20% of Base Price? I say may be but there must be compensation and different risks for example, the artist was already well known and must also own the album or even by video production as well.Now let's say you get a percentage of royalties to the artist at 5% then how do you get from the sales per cassette and CD album you are?
For CassetteBase Price Cassette X = Percentage Royalty Royalty Artist, then
Rp 13,500 X 5% = Rp 675, - (per cassette)
For CDsBase Price CD X Percentage Royalty Royalty = Artist, then
USD 26 250, - X 5% = USD 1312.50 (per CD)
Royalty paymentsAt the time of signing a recording contract with the label you should receive the Artist Royalty payments in advance (advance payment). The amount of payment is highly dependent of the outcome you bargain or agreement with the label on the number of copies on cassette and CD account for it. If the result of your agreement with the party label is 75,000 and 10,000 copies to tape copy to CD, the Artist Royalty payments in advance that you receive is:
For CassetteRoyalty X Number of copies = upfront royalty payments, then
Rp 675, - X 75 000 = Rp 50,625,000, -
and
For CDsRoyalty X Number of copies = upfront royalty payments, then
USD 1312.50 x 10,000 = Rp 13,125,000, -
For Artist Royalty payments or subsequent proceeds after the number 75,000 and 10,000 copies to tape copy to CD. You must make an agreement with the label to determine the payment terms that should be done by them next. With their records must also provide monthly sales reports on a regular basis.
In addition to the absolute Artist Royalty is the right of you from the sales of albums later, then as a band / solo artist / vocal group as well as a musician, you also have the rights to the Creator Royalty Songs (Mechanical Rights) if there are any songs you copyright works in in the album. In this case you should be aware of the contents of a recording agreement which would you sign it. Generally they destroy your rights as a songwriter with a way to combine payment for your songs copyrighted works into the production costs of its existing recordings. If this happens then your rights as a creator of songs already on lecehkan, and ye copyrighted works at a flat rate paid by their pay (lump sum). Once again you have to understand that a copyright work is protected by the Act, just check the most updateUU.RI No 19 Th 2002 in http://www.dgip.go.id/. So, be sure you list the results of your work is copyrighted.
Creator Royalty Songs (Mechanical Royalty).How to count for this royalty around the world are very diverse, there is wear the standard duration of the song price, the price of industry standards, there is a standard use percentage. In Indonesia, somehow (perhaps these services while establishing Mr. Chandra Darusman YKCI) adopted a standard percentage based on international standards, namely by 5.4% to a record album sold media for any number of songs contained in the album. So what is the price-per-song royalty creation you are in a cassette?When ... ...Base Price Cassette = Rp 13.500, -The number of songs in the album = 10 songs
The formula is it calculated were:
Base Price X Percentage------------------------------- = Royalty per songNumber of Songs
So the price per song of creation you are
Rp 13.500, - X 5.4%---------------------------- = USD 72.9 per song10
(For calculation of the price per song / Cd you count yourself aja ya)
Royalty payments Song CreatorBe thankful when you're dealing with labels that upholds the IPR (Intellectual Property) because you are willing to pay right at the time the agreement was signed. So businesses that advance payments in accordance with the number of copies that have been agreed and paid in full as well without tying you to a publishing company (publisher). Where prior agreement you are bound recording contract with a publisher must receive your payment did not constitute full payment for having reduced rights (shared control) is the Publisher. (I will discuss about this in following posts). For payments above figures have been agreed in the treaty due to sales activity will generally be scheduled in conjunction with your Artist Royalty payments.
How much can you receive it later?The amount of Royalty payments Song Creator (RPL) that you receive depends on the number of songs contained in your creation and album sales of his cassettes and Cd. What if more than one creator? I'm sure you're including people who have high intellectual and moral mediocre; P (kidding man!) And 50:50 you can share with your partner. If yes still it is less fair in talking about just why, do not just silent but cranky! How to divide it if for a group band? Probably because there generally agreed that for the flat! But if the song was created after making music together and then the A to make his melody, and Person B makes his lyrics, in my opinion pantasnya those rights in the three parts of the course. But who gets his own part should not require any part of the sharing for the sake of togetherness. If you want to fantasize about how much revenue as the creator of the song you just count yourself deh number above:
Royalty per song X amount of songs you X number of copies of the tape .= RPL
Source : http://bisnismusik.blogspot.com/
Retail Price X (100% - Discount is determined by distributor / label) = Base Price
No need to be surprised if the discount rate will vary, each label / distributor has a different number with a variety of reasons. Some are counting the cost of VAT and ASIRI Sticker in the calculation of the Base Price in my opinion really is not fair to you. Because the cost of their Sticker VAT is included at the time they pay taxes. But the discount rate will range between 25% -30%. For me a reasonable rate and should be in seragamkan by ASIRI itself is 25%. Discounts of 25% is is the right of the Agent / Wholesaler, which generally is then taken by the retailers by approximately 20%. Back again on the topic of Base Price, then by the above calculation and a discount of 25% then the Base Price Cassettes and CDs in the can are:
CassetteRetail Price Cassette X (100% - 25%) = Base Price
then
Rp 18.000, - X 75% = Rp 13.500, - (Cassette Base Price)
CDRetail Price CD X (100% - 25%) = Base Price
then
Rp 35.000, - X 75% = USD 26 250, - (CD Base Price)
Artist RoyaltyFrom a record deal you can get the name Artist Royalty.Royalty is the right of you from the hard work and service performance on record in the master recording which is then duplicated in the form of cassettes and CDs. For other media I will discuss in the next post. The percentage of the Artist Royalty which would be right, you are very dependent on your ability to bargain with the label / Boss Recordings. Artist Royalties generally will range between 1% - 10%, but all will again depend on your bargaining power. And in the end you too will decide to accept the results of such bargaining. In this case I just want to remind that you should know a fair price for your efforts and work of these. Is it possible Royalty Artists can up to 20% of Base Price? I say may be but there must be compensation and different risks for example, the artist was already well known and must also own the album or even by video production as well.Now let's say you get a percentage of royalties to the artist at 5% then how do you get from the sales per cassette and CD album you are?
For CassetteBase Price Cassette X = Percentage Royalty Royalty Artist, then
Rp 13,500 X 5% = Rp 675, - (per cassette)
For CDsBase Price CD X Percentage Royalty Royalty = Artist, then
USD 26 250, - X 5% = USD 1312.50 (per CD)
Royalty paymentsAt the time of signing a recording contract with the label you should receive the Artist Royalty payments in advance (advance payment). The amount of payment is highly dependent of the outcome you bargain or agreement with the label on the number of copies on cassette and CD account for it. If the result of your agreement with the party label is 75,000 and 10,000 copies to tape copy to CD, the Artist Royalty payments in advance that you receive is:
For CassetteRoyalty X Number of copies = upfront royalty payments, then
Rp 675, - X 75 000 = Rp 50,625,000, -
and
For CDsRoyalty X Number of copies = upfront royalty payments, then
USD 1312.50 x 10,000 = Rp 13,125,000, -
For Artist Royalty payments or subsequent proceeds after the number 75,000 and 10,000 copies to tape copy to CD. You must make an agreement with the label to determine the payment terms that should be done by them next. With their records must also provide monthly sales reports on a regular basis.
In addition to the absolute Artist Royalty is the right of you from the sales of albums later, then as a band / solo artist / vocal group as well as a musician, you also have the rights to the Creator Royalty Songs (Mechanical Rights) if there are any songs you copyright works in in the album. In this case you should be aware of the contents of a recording agreement which would you sign it. Generally they destroy your rights as a songwriter with a way to combine payment for your songs copyrighted works into the production costs of its existing recordings. If this happens then your rights as a creator of songs already on lecehkan, and ye copyrighted works at a flat rate paid by their pay (lump sum). Once again you have to understand that a copyright work is protected by the Act, just check the most updateUU.RI No 19 Th 2002 in http://www.dgip.go.id/. So, be sure you list the results of your work is copyrighted.
Creator Royalty Songs (Mechanical Royalty).How to count for this royalty around the world are very diverse, there is wear the standard duration of the song price, the price of industry standards, there is a standard use percentage. In Indonesia, somehow (perhaps these services while establishing Mr. Chandra Darusman YKCI) adopted a standard percentage based on international standards, namely by 5.4% to a record album sold media for any number of songs contained in the album. So what is the price-per-song royalty creation you are in a cassette?When ... ...Base Price Cassette = Rp 13.500, -The number of songs in the album = 10 songs
The formula is it calculated were:
Base Price X Percentage------------------------------- = Royalty per songNumber of Songs
So the price per song of creation you are
Rp 13.500, - X 5.4%---------------------------- = USD 72.9 per song10
(For calculation of the price per song / Cd you count yourself aja ya)
Royalty payments Song CreatorBe thankful when you're dealing with labels that upholds the IPR (Intellectual Property) because you are willing to pay right at the time the agreement was signed. So businesses that advance payments in accordance with the number of copies that have been agreed and paid in full as well without tying you to a publishing company (publisher). Where prior agreement you are bound recording contract with a publisher must receive your payment did not constitute full payment for having reduced rights (shared control) is the Publisher. (I will discuss about this in following posts). For payments above figures have been agreed in the treaty due to sales activity will generally be scheduled in conjunction with your Artist Royalty payments.
How much can you receive it later?The amount of Royalty payments Song Creator (RPL) that you receive depends on the number of songs contained in your creation and album sales of his cassettes and Cd. What if more than one creator? I'm sure you're including people who have high intellectual and moral mediocre; P (kidding man!) And 50:50 you can share with your partner. If yes still it is less fair in talking about just why, do not just silent but cranky! How to divide it if for a group band? Probably because there generally agreed that for the flat! But if the song was created after making music together and then the A to make his melody, and Person B makes his lyrics, in my opinion pantasnya those rights in the three parts of the course. But who gets his own part should not require any part of the sharing for the sake of togetherness. If you want to fantasize about how much revenue as the creator of the song you just count yourself deh number above:
Royalty per song X amount of songs you X number of copies of the tape .= RPL
Source : http://bisnismusik.blogspot.com/
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