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Writing Royalties


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I have 5 members in by band, but only 1 writes the songs. But they all seem to have the same amount of cash in their individual finance section. So does the songwrritier not get more royalties?

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Just now, Scotland2013 said:

I have 5 members in by band, but only 1 writes the songs. But they all seem to have the same amount of cash in their individual finance section. So does the songwrritier not get more royalties?

Also when writing a song and selecting your writers, artists on your label have a 0 royalty percentage, is this supposed to be like this? Maybe this is why the writers in my band arent getting royalites as its set at 0

 

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13 hours ago, Mark said:

They should get their royalties if they were a writer.

In picture 1 you can see that a band member of mine called "Rosa" has written the song. Picture 2 shows it as a single, its also inculded on an album as well. But in her financial data, she has no income for writing, so she isnt getting writing credits. (seen in picture 3) *** Same save as just recently sent for the yearly album charts: Year end Album Charts - Bugs and errors - The Road 2 Success Forums

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