(Non-mechanical reproduction includes such things as making sheet music, for which royalties are paid by the publisher to the composer.) The “mechanical” right is the right to reproduce a piece of music onto CDs, DVDs, records or tapes.
BMI grants licenses to perform, use or broadcast music from its extensive repertoire to hundreds of thousands of users of music in public places, such as radio and tv stations, hotels, clubs, colleges, restaurants, stores, and more. Public performance occurs when a song is sung or played, recorded or live, on radio and television, as well as through other media such as Internet streaming services, live concerts and programmed music services.
BMI royalties are performing right royalties, which are earned when a musical work is performed publicly.
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