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Music in games
Published on Thursday 5 March 2020
Following all the recent talk about how musicians making music for TV get paid (or not), here’s an interesting article by Mat Ombler about those making music for games – and how they could be missing out on royalties too. I threw in some copyright facts, while those closer to this particular strand of sync provide lots more expertise. Read it here.
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