Your Music, Your Masters & Your Agreements
Answers about keeping your masters, understanding agreements, and getting the files and permissions ready for your next release.
How can independent artists manage their music like a business?
Keep a plan for your next release, notes about the people involved, and the files you need to send. Check upcoming dates regularly so nothing gets missed. AirTrax keeps those details together; it does not fund releases or act as your manager.
Does music management software protect ownership of my masters?
Software can help you organize records, but it does not decide ownership. Keep signed agreements and permissions for each project, and review the terms of label, distributor, and collaborator arrangements. A tool cannot change an existing contract.
What should I organize before my next release?
Start with the recording and artwork you have agreed to use, correct credits, any permissions you need, your distributor’s deadline, and a short promotion plan. Keep the people and files involved with each task.
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