Written by: Synchtank
December 28, 2020

The Synchtank 2020 Round Up

As the year comes to a close we’ve put together the Synchtank Round Up 2020, a collection of some of the best Synchblog content and our key business highlights.

Chris Cass – Chief Business Officer, Synchtank

Head here to read the full round up, which includes the following foreword from Synchtank’s Chief Business Officer, Chris Cass:

Despite everything happening in the world (don’t mention the p-word) 2020 turned out to be the most successful in Synchtank’s history. New clients, new partners, new solutions (including IRIS, our music publishing royalty platform) and new team members all helped drive our revenue growth to its highest levels ever. Congratulations to the team for all their contributions and thank you to our clients and partners for your continued business.

In 2020 we saw yet again the requirements for ever- more sophisticated rights and data management systems demanded by industry players that use music in their business. Increasingly we have seen how these have to be flexible enough for rapid, low risk implementation yet have the ability to tightly integrate with multiple big data, finance and royalties platforms – including our own.

Despite everything happening in the world (don’t mention the p-word) 2020 turned out to be the most successful in Synchtank’s history.

Chris Cass, Synchtank

All of this as the entertainment world continues its inevitable global shift from physical to digital and linear to on-demand causing an explosion in data volumes. It was highly satisfying to see Synchtank being in a position to configure software to meet such needs – though of course there were some disappointments too when budget wasn’t quite there.

The creation and consumption of UGC is a phenomena that continues to grow as Jon Bahr explains in a Synchblog article below. The role our software plays supporting CD Baby and other similar Synchtank clients such as United Masters, who are both specialists in providing added value services to the self-published writer and self- recorded artist, is something we are pleased to enable.

Read our 2020 round up in full here.

Synchtank 2020
Written by: Synchtank
November 6, 2020

Introducing the NFL Music Library, Powered by Synchtank

For the first time ever, content creators can access the NFL Music Library in full via a new Synchtank-powered site.

The site provides greater access to easily search, sample, and discover the wide-ranging scope of their innovative work, from iconic classic NFL Films to current contemporary masterpieces and show themes.

Industry professionals and clients will have the ability to create user accounts to access many additional services, including:

  • Playlist and Project creation/share/collaboration
  • Audition/synch to user-uploaded video content
  • Direct licensing of exclusive NFL-owned music
  • New Release and News updates
  • And much more!

Not your average production music catalog, the NFL Music Library contains thousands of musical pieces that rival some of the all-time greatest film scores and mainstream hits. Best known worldwide for evoking powerful, dramatic moods that are felt, not just heard, NFL Music transcends “production music”.

“This for me has really been the culmination of almost 30 years of never having our music presented in the way I felt film and media producers needed it. Synchtank delivers this for me like no other systems could.” 

David Robidoux, NFL Films

The launch of the site marks a new and exciting chapter for NFL Music. “We’ve been looking for a cloud-based web solution to house our full library for some time now. Our composers are actively creating new music all year long, and we recognized the need to ensure this music is more readily accessible,” explains Peter Poulos, NFL Films’ Original Music Administrator.

“This for me has really been the culmination of almost 30 years of never having our music presented in the way I felt film and media producers needed it,” adds David Robidoux, Director of Original Music. “Synchtank delivers this for me like no other systems could.”