What royalties can I expect as an artist?

As an artist utilizing Vydia, it is important to understand the different types of royalties that one can earn through their music. Vydia provides artists with an opportunity to receive royalties from various revenue streams, primarily through digital distribution, streaming services, and licensing. One of the main sources of income for artists on platforms like Vydia is from streaming royalties. When a song is played on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, or Amazon Music, the artist earns a share of the revenue generated from those streams. The amount earned can vary significantly depending on factors such as the specific platform's payment policy, the number of streams, and the artist's contract with Vydia. It is worth noting that streaming pays a per-play rate, which is often lower than traditional sales. In addition to streaming royalties, Vydia artists can also benefit from mechanical royalties. These are generated from the sale of physical formats, such as CDs and vinyl, as well as digital downloads. Mechanical royalties are typically collected by music publishers and may be distributed to artists depending on their agreements. Another potential income source for artists is the synchronization royalties that arise when their music is used in films, television shows, commercials, and video games. These opportunities can be quite lucrative, as they often entail upfront fees for licensing the music, in addition to ongoing royalties whenever the content is broadcast. It is crucial for artists using Vydia to familiarize themselves with the unique terms of their contracts and agreements to understand the specific percentages and rates that apply. For messages concerning specific figures or detailed inquiries about royalties, artists may want to visit the royalty section on Vydia's website for more information. Understanding these different types of royalties can help artists better navigate their financial expectations and maximize their earnings from their music.