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Epitome Music Library (EML) is an American-based multinational production music library located in Los Angeles, California that licenses music for film, television, commercials, video games, and other audio / video productions. EML represents the music of over 300 award winning composers and many popular bands and artists. With hundreds of licenses, credits include placements on many television networks, such as CBS, NBC, ABC, MTV, Oxygen, Spike, CW, A&E, and many more. The artists are represented in a division of the company called, The Artist Series. Epitome produces music in genres including, but not limited to: Blues, Electronica, Rock, Metal, Hip-Hop, Country, Jazz, Pop, World, and Trailer music. ==History== Epitome Music Library (EML) was discovered, and then meticulously extracted from the mind of Ben Kopec. After launching in the summer of 2006, EML became an instant threat to some of the biggest production music libraries in the world. Continuing to be at the vanguard of a musical revolution, EML continues to reinvent themselves to meet the needs of a continuously dynamic marketplace. EML also works with some of the best musicians in LA and therefore, these musicians been featured in some of EML's recent CDs entitled Metal Mayhem and Delta Blues Rock Fusion. Epitome Music Library has a publishing company with ASCAP called Jukebox Johnny, BMI called Bio Mechanical Music, and SESAC called Cosmic Harmony. All of these affiliations make sure that the artists get paid properly when a song is licensed for synchronization to an audio / video production. EML's main business model is "a “per-use” library, meaning you have to pay for each time you use a song in your Production." EML also offers what are known as "blanket" licenses to many television networks. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Epitome Music Library」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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