If you're an artist looking to license your music for sync, there are a few things you should consider: Ownership of the music: In order to license your music, you need to own the copyright for the composition and the sound recording. If you've written and recorded the music yourself, you likely own both. However, if you've collaborated with other artists or used samples from other songs, you may need to obtain permission from those artists before you can license your music. Music publishing: You should ensure that your music is properly registered with a music publishing company, as they can help you with the licensing process and ensure that you're getting paid for the use of your music. Music genre and style: The type of music you create will determine the types of shows and movies that are a good fit for your music. For example, if you create instrumental music, you may have a better chance of licensing your music for use in television shows and movies that need background music.