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Rock Band Store Now Online
Allowing musicians to make some money from their craft.
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Author: Jeff McAllister

Harmonix Music Systems and MTV Games, have announced that the Rock Band Network beta program is now open to the public, giving emerging and established artists the tools needed to start authoring and submitting their music into Rock Band.

The Rock Band Network, announced in July, is aground-breaking initiative that gives musicians, publishers and record labels the ability to author their original recordings into gameplay files to promote and sell their music as playable Rock Band tracks through the soon-to-launch Rock Band Network Music Store.

Artists who submit songs for the Rock Band Network Music Store will be able to choose from multiple pricing tiers for individual tracks and receive a royalty of 30 percent of the retail selling price (excluding tax) for every track purchased through the RBN Store.

More info on what's new in the game and in retail packages available for pre-order right now.
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