Music Libraries in the Computer Age! Digital Quality sound, instant world wide delivery, to select subscribers!

A Promotional Library is a service that stores music and makes it available in digital format for satellite communications world wide. Many radio stations, background music users and broadcast programming services throughout the world subscribe to Promotional Library services for some or all of their programming.

Do you have, or know somebody with a satellite dish or digital television service? There are channels on these services that play music only. The feed for that music comes from some Promotional Library with satellite access.

In addition, various companies such as retailers, restaurants and grocery stores subscribe to one or more satellite Marketing Services to provide background music.

Enter the Electronic Age.

Enter communications satellites. Transmitting Digital Signals everywhere within our Solar System is routine.

Enter affordable computers. Even the smallest companies and working people can interlink around the world.

Enter a New Age with new Market Demands and new Market Strategies. Don't print or manufacture anything until you have hard Market Analyses.

Digital Libraries = huge computers.

Digital Music Libraries = huge computers filled with MUSIC! Making their living by UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD subscription fees from clients around the world.

Subscribers include radio stations, background music providers, satellite syndicators, broadcast programmers and consultants, etcetera, in virtually every country.

Market Test of Your Music

Program Consultants providing music program services to broadcasters via satellite transmission services have Music Directors who make the decisions on which songs to play. Background Music and Marketing Directors go through similar processes as their radio station counterparts. If your music grabs their attention, it means you have a good chance of grabbing the attention of Program Directors at commercial radio stations -- an excellent testing device record companies like to take notice of. Airplay on satellite provides an important selling point for you the artist when making the next move in your career. If you demonstrate you have airplay, you are in a stronger position. Satellite results can provide valuable feedback as to whether you should invest additional time and money into a song or let it go.

Your Music is Formatted for Radio Stations of the Future Market Test your record before you blow a bundle on manufacturing and promotion. A manufactured record lives or dies on the success of the title (push) song. If that song doesn't sell the entire album investment is gone!

Load that "push" song into the Digital Music Libraries! If the song hits, you've got a winner. If it dies, you've got the rest of your money to try something else!

Cost Effective

What does this mean to my act?

Generating airplay is by far the most important part to selling music, and satellite airplay is no exception. In addition, airplay through the many satellite transmission networks gives you a tremendous advantage over others seeking a recording career.

Currently many radio stations do their entire programming without ever spinning a disk or using a tape. Music is stored on their computer, or on the Program Consultant's computer and played over the air direct. No turntables, CD players or tape decks. By having your music accessable from the Promotional Libraries, your music is ready for radio in the future by a simple download by any subscribing music user. As more stations, broadcast program services and background music providers resort to computers for storage and playback, record companies will expand their use of Promotional Libraries for transmission of digital music to commercial music users. It saves lots of money in duplication and delivery costs.

Will they play your song? Maybe. Maybe not. While no guarantee for success, use of satellite transmission through the Promotional Libraries provides actual field testing of your music that would cost thousands of dollars for the same information.

How do I get my song loaded to the Promotional Library? If you have material ready to go, simplyclick here and print the contract. Please send two (2) copies with signature along with your song(s) and check for $700 per song. Or you may click on PayPal and pay there, but you must still print and send (2) signed contracts with your song(s).