![]() However, we strongly encourage each co-publisher of a work to submit its own song registration form in order to assure that the work is entered into the publisher’s correct BMI account. If the publisher submits a registration, the writer does not have to submit one as well, and vice-versa. You agree to notify BMI promptly if there are any errors or omissions contained in the registration information for your works or if the information, as it is set forth on the bmi.com website, is in any way inaccurate.Ī registration received from any songwriter, composer or publisher of a work will suffice to credit all participants. These will be automatically registered when the cue sheet is received and processed by BMI. Separate registrations need not be supplied to BMI for individual music cues (dramatic underscore) used in audio-visual programs. General Royalty Information Registering Your WorksīMI enters work registrations into its databases from one of two sources, (1) a BMI song registration form (formerly known as a clearance form) provided either electronically or on paper, or (2) a cue sheet which details all music written specifically for a film or television show, or other audio-visual work, typically prepared by the production company.Īll songs must be submitted to BMI via a BMI registration form in order to receive credit for certain types of performances (e.g., all radio, commercial music services, commercial jingles and promotional announcements, live pop and classical concerts and Internet). Should you at any time have any questions about the information contained in this handbook, or need clarification, do not hesitate to contact your local BMI Writer/Publisher Relations office for assistance. ![]() We trust that you will find it useful and informative. We also have included information regarding registering your works (“songs”) and services available to you. Our Royalty Policy Manual (or RPM) has been designed to compile in a convenient, easy-to-read format most of the information you want to know about the method by which your BMI royalties are calculated and distributed. To BMI Songwriters, Composers, and Publishers:
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