If one doesn't already exist, I'd like to suggest a thread dedicated to bumper music recommendations. Let's say people can perhaps provide a quick description and reason for a particular recommendation, plus an appropriate link, so everyone can hear a sample.
I'm certainly not meaning to step on anybody's toes, I just think that maybe Art might appreciate some fresh, new music to consider for his bumper library.
If such an idea seems suitable, where would be the best place for locating such a thread?
Thanks!
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As an aside, I'm curious about the constraints that must be adhered to regarding bumper music, so as to avoid creating legal/copyright usage vulnerabilities. I'm guessing that as long as no more than, say, six seconds (for example), doesn't go out over the "air," you will generally avoid upsetting musicians etc. On the other hand, perhaps the show has a budget for bumper music. I believe there are tons of artists who'd readily agree to have their music played as bumper musicout requiring compensation.
Can anyone explain the actual formula that the MITD production is using for the bumper music?
I'm just curious.
I'm certainly not meaning to step on anybody's toes, I just think that maybe Art might appreciate some fresh, new music to consider for his bumper library.
If such an idea seems suitable, where would be the best place for locating such a thread?
Thanks!
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As an aside, I'm curious about the constraints that must be adhered to regarding bumper music, so as to avoid creating legal/copyright usage vulnerabilities. I'm guessing that as long as no more than, say, six seconds (for example), doesn't go out over the "air," you will generally avoid upsetting musicians etc. On the other hand, perhaps the show has a budget for bumper music. I believe there are tons of artists who'd readily agree to have their music played as bumper musicout requiring compensation.
Can anyone explain the actual formula that the MITD production is using for the bumper music?
I'm just curious.