Does your business use music? Here's everything you need to know about getting an APRA AMCOS music licence.

Our music licences. The first step to understanding which music licence is right for you is identifying what you want to use the music for.

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If you use music online on websites, music streaming or video on demand services, or user-generated content and social media, you may need a music licence.

Find out how music licensing works, where your licence fee money goes, and what your alternatives to an APRA AMCOS or OneMusic licence are.

Schools, universities, TAFEs and private colleges around Australia have special licences available which cover music use. Learn more.

To arrange music or use it in print, online, advertisements, film or TV you need the permission and a licence from the copyright owners.

Almost all TAFEs hold a blanket educational schools licence that covers the public performance, copying and communication of music for school purposes.

Releasing your own music online. The licensing requirements for a cover song, or your own published works are determined by the format of release.

Learn more about music rights management organisation APRA AMCOS. How we operate, copyright, music royalties, how to become a member, and music licences.

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This licence covers online services earning less than AUD$25,000 a year for each online activity. If you use copyright music in your download service, streaming ...