FAQ Getting started What do you mean by - producer, label, creator of the release, release owner?
Getting started
What do you mean by - producer, label, creator of the release, release owner?
<br><font color="#819590">Label:</font> If you are a label and you have an upcoming release for which you need a track or more, you can create a release on G=TE to get those tracks.</br> <br><font color="#819590">Release owner:</font> Creating a release on G=TE isn’t limited to labels. If you’re a producer with an upcoming release on a label you don’t own – and you’re allowed to sign additional tracks (for example, remixes – you can create a release challenge. In this case, you’re responsible for ensuring the selected tracks are officially released by the label.</br> <br><font color="#819590">Producer:</font> Anyone submitting a track on G=TE is a producer. (here we refer to the electronic music producer role as the person who creates the track and often handles multiple aspects of production, not just the traditional role of only overseesing recording, mixing, and mastering.)</p> <br><font color="#819590">Creator of the release:</font> Whoever sets up a release on G=TE – whether a label or a release owner.</br> <br>Creating releases and submitting tracks are binding actions on G=TE!<br> <br>Note: In our Terms and Conditions and other legal documentation a 'creator' is referred to as the ‘initiator’.</br>