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What happens when someone posts guitar tabs 5 guidelines in Mastering the Guitar - Mastering the guitar is undoubtedly one of the most captivating musical instruments we can encounter. If you have recently begun learning to play the guitar or have already mastered a song or two and aspire to become proficient, here are some tips to expedite your learning process and enhance your skills with the guitar. Choose… on a website so that musicians can learn to play their favorite songs? Posting such tabs could potentially be considered copyright infringement, as publishers have licensed only a few guitar tab websites. However, publishers are facing more pressing issues than whether they can sue unauthorized sites. They need to determine the best business model to compete with free, unauthorized websites, and they must also consider whether their current publishing contracts cover the necessary rights to post tabs on authorized sites.

The sale of print versions of guitar tabs is a multimillion-dollar industry. Although publishers’ revenue is not publicly disclosed, estimates can be made based on information from a NAMM report, the publisher’s own revenue, and the estimated revenue of competitors.

According to a NAMM report, the North American print music market generated $9 million in retail sales in 2006.

An industry source estimates that approximately 48% of that amount ($8.7 million) was related to songs in around 2.7 million songbooks. About 16% of the revenue from the songbooks was likely attributable to guitar tabs, resulting in approximately $1.4 million in retail revenue from around 40 million individual guitar tabs. With wholesale costs typically being 45%-50% of the retail price, print publishers likely received $0.6 million-$0.7 million in 2006 from print guitar tabs, which they then shared with songwriters and their publishers.

Currently, only three commercial guitar tab websites appear to be authorized by a significant number of publishers. These websites sell tabs as digital sheet music How To Read Piano Piece Music Fast - Learning to play the piano and read sheet music doesn't have to be intimidating. You don't need an exceptionally high IQ for this; all you need is perseverance and consistent practice, along with an easy-to-read piano sheet. By following some guidelines, learning can become easier. Here are some tips to help you as you gradually… : FreeHand Music (FreeHand Systems), Musicnotes, and SheetMusicDirect (Hal Leonard and Music Sales U.K.). Meanwhile, unauthorized tab websites continue to grow. According to comScore Media Metrix, from July 2006 to July 2007, monthly visitors to ultimate-guitar.com increased from 1.4 million to 2.4 million, and to 911tabs.com from 473,000 to 1.1 million.

In an attempt to compete with the free websites, Musicnotes acquired a previously unlicensed site called MXTabs.net. Their plan is to license the site’s tab database, offer the tabs for free, and share ad revenue with publishers. BMG Music Publishing, Famous Music, Bug Music, and peermusic were among the publishers that licensed rights for the website.

However, when Musicnotes made a deal with the Harry Fox Agency in May to allow publishers to opt into the licensing deal for MXTabs, Hal Leonard responded negatively. They emailed some publishers, urging them to carefully consider licensing the “free” business model, which may include amateur guitar transcriptions of songs. Musicnotes posted the letter, along with its response, on the MXTabs website, which has not yet launched its service.

It is unclear how this dispute is currently affecting the website. However, the debate is unlikely to be resolved quickly. It comes down to two questions: Should tabs be available for free on ad-supported websites, despite the fact that “free” may perpetuate the demand for more free music, thus devaluing music? Or should legal action be taken to shut down unauthorized websites while simultaneously building per-download or per-use websites for tabs, with educational efforts from publishers?

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