I'd like to sort of split where that discrepancy could be, because on the live side, if you're going out and performing, you're being paid. There's no artist who works with me who isn't being paid; I can guarantee you that. That may be somebody who writes the music and isn't going out and performing that music. They may be just on the publishing side, and there are probably issues there.
There is money there. The artists who are going through any of our organizations, playing at festivals or playing on a touring circuit across Canada, and that's from clubs to stadiums, are all being paid. What you need to do is broaden that network and encourage more of it instead of just picking and choosing based on the cost.
There is a pie out there, and I think you ought to separate the artist who is strictly writing music as opposed to going out and playing live. There are two different worlds.