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    <title>UMG licenses TYGER, an app that reshapes songs around your gameplay</title>
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    <description>Universal Music Group is the first major music company to license TYGER, a music app for gamers that adapts licensed recordings to live gameplay. It isn&#39;t a song generator, and it could be a new income line. But nobody has said whether artists will be paid like sync or like a stream, or whether they get a say in how their songs are reshaped.</description>
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