John,

I'm about to find out. SESAC has a deal with Tunesat, in addition to working with BDS. So while I don't have a direct deal with Tunesat, I am in their system. But then I'm controlling my library I'm in and all my stuff is correctly registered.

I have done tracks for other libraries and have found that there have been errors with things getting registered to SESAC. Mostly due to the 'bulk' style registrations libraries can do. Fortunately I caught it in time and should not lose out on royalties due, but they are delayed.

Most composers and artists I talk to about this in the library world don't seem to care which is what libraries hope for. Cause when they screw up, they'll screw up in their favor.

I also did an administration deal for my publishing for all other countries aside from the US. Eventually if it gets to be too much I'll add the US as well. The benefit is that I won't have to wait as long for foreign royalties as the admin pub has deals in place for all other countries.

Jody

Jody Whitesides
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