Success and failure. The route as an indie artist is filled with those. However, there are seiyuu artists that not only go the indie route but they launch their own music labels. 

Seiyuu/Groups covered: Yuki Ono (indie label), Toshiyuki Toyonaga (own music label), AMADEUS (own music label) and Sir Vanity (own music label).

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Seiyuu artist’s route as indie artists is characterized by freedom and control, for quality and creative freedom. Junta Terashima, Street Story, Masatomo Nakazawa and Kenji Nojima covered in this episode.

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A manager can make or break a seiyuu’s career. So, how important are seiyuu managers? What can they do to help seiyuu? This and more on this episode!

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In this episode, you and I go over another batch of Japanese music labels connected to Male Seiyuu and 2D Projects. The following music labels are featured in this episode: U&R Records, NIZISTA, MAGES., Rejet, Bushiroad Music, and UNIVERSAL MUSIC.

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After all that talk about music royalties and copyright, most of you may be wondering, but do seiyuu even earn anything as solo artists/bands/seiyuu units?

They do. In this episode you'll learn more about: Live performances, advertising/sponsorships, fashion brands, and merchandising.

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After all the talk about music royalties for seiyuu artists... how does everything work in practical terms? You and I will participate in an exercise to better understand how everything flows.

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Seiyuu artists have opened their arms to music streaming however, does music streaming actually help seiyuu artists?

Is it a reliable, solid source of revenue for them or is it just a way to get more exposure?

Streaming royalties calculator: https://www.musicgateway.com/royalties-calculator 

OTOTOY (official digital CD releases): https://ototoy.jp/

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Bureaucracy, Music label contracts, Influences, a lot of middle men. By the end of the day, who gets paid royalties? And how much can seiyuu artists earn?

All this and more in this episode.

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Royalties can be of 4 different types and seiyuu artists can earn some of those, all of those or none of those. In this episode, you'll get a closer look at each type and go through an exercise that will make everything so much easier to understand.

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When seiyuu artists sell 24,000 copies of a CD, do they earn $500.000? How much do they earn and what influences what they earn? Big talk on Music royalties in this episode starting from the basics: what are royalties.

Then, talk about the 2 types of copyright seiyuu artists may have over their music.

This is the 1st part out of a series of episodes about Music Royalties.

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