CMRRA wishes to congratulate Re:Sound MLC on holding its third annual Re:Cital on September 24. It is a pleasure to have been part of this great event that raised $10,000 for the Canadian Music Therapy Trust Fund. Our very own house band, made up of CMRRA staff and appropriately named Royality Cheque, along with bands […]
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Launch of a New CMRRA Direct Portal!
Important: New CMRRA Royalty Statement Format and Reports Coming in 2016 A new electronic royalty statement format will be launched in CMRRA Direct in March 2016. This new format will provide enhanced details on payments, works metadata and sound recording metadata, and will provide a single statement format for all royalty sources processed in our […]
CMRRA Direct Service Offerings and Data Accessibility
Following is the list of data and functionality accessible via CMRRA Direct*: *All previous distributions have been via Legacy CMRRA Direct Historical Royalty Statements: Statements that were generated from our Legacy system prior to March 2016 were in a format that is no longer supported by the CMRRA Direct statement interface. As a […]
Legacy CMRRA Direct Data Accessibility
Important information regarding the content of LEGACY CMRRA Direct – Historical licence and royalty statement information that was processed on our legacy system will be accessible only through this site. If you are a user of the original site, we recommend that you archive any information that you may need access to in the future, […]
I want to make a demo CD. Do I have to obtain licences and pay royalties?
Yes. You must obtain licences for the musical works reproduced in your demo. You will be required to obtain licences using our “pay-as-you-press” plan. Our licences will authorize you to manufacture up to the number of units you paid for, with a minimum of 500 units. For more information, please visit our Pay-As-You-Press page.
What is a music publisher?
The person or company which owns or administers a copyright is usually called the music publisher. The publisher represents the interests of the songwriter and works to maximize the revenue of its catalogue of musical compositions. The publisher usually makes a deal with the songwriter for the sharing of revenue. It often happens that a […]
A Chat with Caroline Rioux, CMRRA President
This month, we sat down with Caroline Rioux and asked her some questions. Read her thoughts and comments below. Q: October will mark the two year anniversary of your appointment as President. Congratulations! What are the highlights of those first two years? A: It’s been a formidable two years for CMRRA and for me as […]
Meet Margaret McGuffin, CMRRA’s Vice President, Strategy & Business Development
By Martin Melhuish (adapted from an article in Music Publisher Canada – Winter 2015 edition) Let me introduce you to Margaret McGuffin who joined the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency (CMRRA) in the newly-created executive position of Vice President, Strategy & Business Development in the fall of last year. Before joining CMRRA, Margaret was the […]
CMRRA Direct Portal
CMRRA is excited to launch its new CMRRA Direct application over the next couple of weeks! CMRRA Direct is the portal through which our clients are able to access their work, licence and royalty data, and we are re-launching this tool with new and enhanced features that will link directly to our new LDS system. […]
Welcoming Access Copyright To Our Premises!
CMRRA is thrilled to extend a warm welcome to the staff of Access Copyright following their move to our premises in late August. We’re extremely pleased to have this opportunity to share our workspace with this collective, along with CPCC and CMPA, and we’re looking forward to the new dynamic that will form from working […]
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