In the golden age of recorded music (after Elvis, before Napster), this could results in a lot of money. Once you’ve decided that your producer is entitled to producer royalties, the next question is: how much? From my experience, the industry norm is between 2 and 5% of record sales. In short: almost every music producer will ask for points on the record, but only those producers that actually co-write songs with you are entitled to songwriting. For more on whether your producer is also a co-writer, see here. For more on the 2 different copyrights in the recording and the song itself, see here. Producer SongwritingĪs a reminder, producer “points” on the record involve an entirely different revenue stream than if your producer is given songwriting credit. This percentage of record sales is known as “points”. Indeed, almost every music producer these days will ask for a percentage of your record royalties. Producer royalties are a very important part of the music industry.
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