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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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I do believe sync music is going down the tube. I noticed a big decline in placements the last two months. Go figure, add a couple million AI tracks to the mix, and the real composers get buried. Now unscrupulous music supervisors can find a track that will fill their needs for a few bucks. Something else is happening as well. The smaller sync libraires are selling their libraries to large conglomerates. One of mine has sold their library to a huge one with multiple seller companies attached. Millions of tracks. I notice this new company has been registering my old tracks with ASCAP as the new benefactor. 1995 has been one of my best years. 1996 isn't looking good. Boohoo Johnny... John 
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