Happy Hills is a fun, physics-based puzzle game designed by Dreamfab GmbH & Co. KG. This means that not only is the game category important, but also a person’s knowledge of physics. The game consists on destroying bricks of different materials by exploding them from hill tops to make the hills happy. These materials are: granite, wood, solid steel, and ice. The game will be available for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad platforms. While you play, please enjoy the Proud Music Library piece for online advertising on video platforms Jumping Jacky by composer and producer Dag Reinbott.
Month: August 2011
Battle of the Bristle Bots with music by Proud Music
The objective: to build a “toothbrush-bot” or a robot made of toothbrushes. This wacky activity took place at the event Ignite Nuremberg at the Zentrifuge Art Gallery in Nuremberg, Germany, in February 2011, where ten teams of members that did not know each other previously had to execute said task in 45 minutes. There were awards for the prettiest, the fastest, and the funniest. Although, not everybody was a winner, everyone had fun, and the activity set the stage for the remaining acts of the conference. The contest was captured on camera by Martin Goldmann (RedGo.Tv) in his vimeo “Battle of the Bristle Bots”, and it is accompanied by music from Frank Herrlinger, available at the Proud Music Library.
Ignite Nürnberg: Battle of the Bristle Bots from Martin Goldmann on Vimeo.
What is and what makes a performance rights organization?
As in the case of the American ASCAP or the Canadian SOCAN, a performance rights organization is responsible of administering and protecting the rights of all composers, performers, songwriters, lyricists, and music publishers from all walks of life. How do they do this? They do it by collecting licensing fees from people who want to perform the music of a particular artist publicly. In other words, the organization collects royalties on behalf of its members. The members of these organizations make a living by doing one or more of the aforementioned. Even though the main purpose is to collect licensing fees, these organizations may also offer workshops and health and instrument insurance.
What is the difference between an online advertising license and a standard license?
The standard license differs from an “Online Advertising” license in that it does not cover advertising use. The “Online Advertising” license is intended for this purpose, namely when it comes to combining a video with music and then uploading and publishing this video on online platforms such as Youtube, Vimeo or Facebook. Advertising is any measure taken to promote the sale of a product (good or service). For questions please send us an e-mail or simply call us at: +49 (0)6132 43 088 30.