When you a write a song, it has the potential to be streamed, downloaded, printed, sampled, pressed, transmitted, re-transmitted, broadcast, re-broadcast and performed live. Basically, your music can be used in any which way possible, globally. One basic rule of thumb: the more people that hear your music, the mking money it makes and the harder it becomes to track. With TuneCore Publishing Administrationwe ensure your songs are registered globally to make sure every single cent that is owed to you is collected. To help you better understand how your music makes money, here is a list of the different royalties and potential revenue sources for your songs. A mechanical royalty is paid every time your song is reproduced. Simply put, every time your song is streamed on an interactive streaming platform like Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube, downloaded as an mp3 in a store like iTunes or Amazon, or sold on a physical product like a vinyl record or CD, your song has been reproduced and is du