 
                The Four Core Royalty Streams
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This episode is a foundational deep dive into exactly how music copyrights generate a paycheck. Host Josh Gilliland breaks down the four primary income sources for any music asset, explaining the engine that drives your potential returns.
You will learn about:
- Mechanical Royalties: Generated from every reproduction of a song, from vinyl to Spotify streams.
- Public Performance Royalties: Earned from plays on the radio, in restaurants, on TV, and online.
- Synchronization (Sync) Royalties: The powerful income from placing songs in movies, commercials, and video games.
- Print Royalties: The smallest but still important stream from the sale of sheet music.
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Next week on JG Sound of Money: We begin our deep dive into the specific platforms where you can buy these assets, starting with the biggest and oldest marketplace: Royalty Exchange.
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