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Have only been a Taxi member for a couple of months. Was fortunate enough to land a 2-song library deal shortly after which turned out to be more of a work-for-hire deal where the company fronted me $1200 per song with performance royalties to hopefully come later. I think I'm beginning to see that this was a rare opportunity. But I'm wondering just how rare. So, from the rest of you with more experience that I . . . typically when a song/clip/whatever gets placed in a library, what would you say the percentage chance is of it making any money, and what kind of money might we be talking about? For a TV usage for instance, as compared with something less notable. And when these places talk license fees, is there a ballpark figure you can expect them to be talking about?Anyway . . . if you have any experience that actually turned into a check (or checks), please help me out here before I waste a bunch of energy on this stuff. I mean . . . I'd really love to get into some Film/TV scoring stuff somehow, but I'm not sure if these listings are going to get me anywhere. And I'm way past the point in my career where it would just be a thrill to get something placed. Just in case it helps, here's an example of my work in this area:http://www.driskellmusic.com/demo/finding_out_way.htm

There have been discussions about this topic several times in the past few months. Probably the best thread about numbers, etc. is here:http://taxi.proboards27.com/index.cgi?b ... 2635705You have to read deep into the thread (page 3 or 4 I think) before finding the numbers a couple of people offered as examples but it is a good read, I highly recommend reading the entire thing. HTHAntonio

Thank you, Antonio. Good information. Please consider this thread closed.