EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

> Ok, here's one to fuzz the braid cells even more.
> 
> Here in the UK licences to play music recordings in public places, and
> places of work are administered by the PRS (Performing Rights Society) who
> collect the licence fees and distribute to the copyright holders as
> royalties.
> 
> I was told by the PRS that the studio I last worked in should have just such
> a licence, perhaps understandably because there would be times we would
> stick a CD on to listen to whilst we had a break or cleaned (!), but more
> interestingly, because without it we couldn't even audition source material
> without it.
> 
> Dave


But even more, this doesn't include the fact that the monies paid to the PRS
don't cover Mechanical copyrights paid to writers as opposed to performers,
and therefore, you really should be paying 2 sets of royalites...
David Tobin

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