Ranking The Top 5 Major Sub-Publishers (Sync Licensing)

This video ranks the top 5 major sub-publishers in the sync licensing world. We also talk about a few other major sub-publishers. These rankings are based on my personal experience and how well they do with sync fees and backend royalties. We also discuss which territories they represent.

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Randy McGravey is a New England-based singer/songwriter.

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[brettclarinmusic]

Thanks, really appreciate you sharing this 😊 I have to ask my publishers who they go through.

[andreasfranzmann]

I believe Extreme and KPM have merged a year ago. So chances are your album will be found in the Extreme catalog. Thumbs up and thank you Randy!
Best, Andy

[marshallpayne]

One of your best, Randy. Thanks! I listen to Extreme Music for reference tracks. As I understand it--and someone please correct me or add to the story--Hans Zimmer's protégés called Bleeding Fingers do a lot of the cues. I'm not sure what role Zimmer has with Extreme Music, but he does have one I bet.

[BoboRenthlei]

Does these libraries accept instrumentals as well?

[sweetersongs]

Let me edit this and say that it is wonderful that you are trying to help and educate others...That said... Why are you using the term "sub-publishers" for signing and working with these companies...? They are production music libraries. It's odd that you calling then "sub"-publishers. They might have sub-publishers themselves but all these that you mention are production music companies that you would be working with.