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RECENT MPCSOUNDS CUSTOMERS:
Chad Hugo of The Neptunes, Actor Will Smith,
Top Producer Jonathan Rotem, Top Producer Ron
Feemstar, Top Producer Rhett Lawrence, Music
World's Matthew Knowles, The Hit Factory Miami
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MPCsounds Music Contracts
Professional Music Contracts for today's Music
Producers & Musicians.
Music Contracts are in PDF format. All Contracts was exclusively drafted
and authenticated by a Registered Los Angeles Entertianment Law Firm.
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Music Contracts Vol.1 Download View
Sample Contract
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Music Contracts Volume 1: 8 Authenticated Music Contracts covering
all common music production agreements between Producers, Artists,
& Record Companies.
BONUS:
Vol.1 includes Free Song Submit Upload!
1) Producer / Artist Production Agreement (No Royalty-No Copyright)
Music Production Agreement between Music Producers & Recording
Artists including a "No Royalty Due" and "No Copyright Retained" provision
in the Artist's interest.
2) Producer / Artist Production Agreement (No Royalty-Retain
Copyright)
Music Production Agreement between Music Producers & Recording
Artists including a "No Royalty Due" yet "Retain Copyright" provision
in the Producer's interest.
3) Producer / Artist Production Agreement (Royalty-Retain
Copyright)
Music Production Contract between Producers and Recording Artists
with a "Royalty Due" and "Retain Copyright" arrangement representing
the Producer's interest.
4) Producer / Artist Production Agreement (Royalty-No Copyright)
Production Agreement between Producers and Recording Artists including
"Royalty Due" yet "No Copyright" provisions representing the Producer's
interest.
5) Producer / Record Company Production Contract (No Royalty-No
Copyright) Production Contract between Music Producers and
Record Companies with "No Royalty Due" plus "No Copyright Retained"
terms in Record Company's interest.
6) Producer / Record Company Production Contract (No Royalty-Retain
Copyright) Production Agreement between Music Producers and
Record Companies with "No Royalty Due" yet "Retain Copyright" terms
both in both parties' interests.
7) Producer / Record Company Production Contract (Royalty-Retain
Copyright) Production Agreement between Music Producers and
Record Companies with a "Royalty Due" and "Retain Copyright" stipulation
whereby in the Producer's interest.
8) Producer / Record Company Production Contract (Royalty-No
Copyright) Contract for production between Music Producers
and Record Companies with a "Royalty Due" yet "No Copyright" stipulation
covering both parties' interests. |
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Music Contracts Vol.2 Download View
Sample Contract |
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Music Contracts Volume 2: 10 Authenticated Mechanical License, Synchronization
License, Master Use License, Artist Development, & Work-for-Hire
Contracts.
BONUS:
Vol.2 includes Free Song Submit Upload!
1.) Mechanical License Contract
Grants permission for non-copyright holders to reproduce your musical
works. Record companies use this contract to produce albums, soundtracks,
& more.
2.) Synchronization License Contract
Grants video and film production companies legal permission to license
your musical works for syncing with movie, video, and other multimedia
productions.
3.) Master Use License Agreement
Grants film makers permission to use a previously recorded piece of
music in a given film. To be used in conjunction with the synch license
agreement.
4.) Artist and Producer Development Agreement
Used when Music Producers develop an artist for no upfront cost &
are later on entitled to compensation for development contributions
once music is released.
5.) Artist and Manager Agreement
Official Management agreement covering all common duties invloved
in an artist/management relationship. Objective contract, fairly representing
all parties.
6.) Artist and Manager Royalty Agreement
Royalty contract between Artists & Managers defining royalty terms
after a record deal is signed. Terms are dependent upon record deal
& not defined until then.
7.) Songwriter Agreement Contract
Songwriter's writing agreement to be used upon selling a song or writing
a song for your clients who seek to acquire all the song rights with
no strings attached.
8.) Acknowledgement by Arranger of Work-for-Hire
Work-for-Hire agreement when using a session Song Arranger in recordings.
Protect producers against copyright claims while ensuring Arranger's
payment.
9.) Acknowledgement by Musician of Work-for-Hire
Work-for-Hire agreement when using a session Musician in recordings.
Protect producers against copyright claims while ensuring Musician's
payment.
10.) Acknowledgement by Vocalist of Work-for-Hire
Work-for-Hire agreement when using a session Vocalist in recordings.
Protect producers against copyright claims while ensuring Vocalist's
payment. |
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Music Contracts Vol.3 Download View
Sample Contract |
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Music Contracts Volume 3: 11 Authenticated Publishing, Co-Publishing,
Copyright Assignment, Radio Release, Publicist, Recording, Booking,
& Sponsorship Contracts.
BONUS:
Vol.3 includes Free Song Submit Upload + "Start
A Publishing Company" Report!!!
1.) Publishing Agreement
Used when an artist seeks to distribute and promote his/her music,
signing a publishing deal with a company to begin the process. This
Agreement provides for payment schedules including flat fee and royalty
payment options, plus more.
2.) Co-Publishing Agreement
Used when 2 parties agree to co-publish a musical composition(s) or
collection(s). This agreement covers copyright ownership and publishing
receipt percentages, plus performance rights assignments.
3.) Copyright Assignment
Used when a songwriter, recording artist, or music producer professionally
sells a copyrighted work to another party. This agreement ensures
copyright transfers are official, secure, and handled professionally.
4.) Radio Release Agreement
Used when sending an artist's music to a radio station. Radio stations
often hesitate to play music without a radio release agreement. This
agreement ensures the radio station they are fully free to play the
work without violating any rights.
5.) Artist and Publicist Agreement
Used once a recording artist has finished an album and aims to promote
the album and a tour. A publicist is the professional an artist hires
for these promotional endeavors. This agreement outlines all promotional
duties the publicist will engage in on the artist's behalf.
6.) Record Recording Agreement
Used when a company is willing to pay an artist to record an album.
This agreement includes flexible terms of payment, as well as, promotional
duties. Be sure to get the terms that you want as an artist under
the publishing sections of this agreement.
7.) Booking Agreement (Comprehensive)
Used when booking a live show or performance. This agreement is presented
to booking agents, club owners, or promoters to protect you when booking
a live show. The contract covers all bases for the booking, as well
as guarantee payment.
8.) Booking Agreement (Sales-Based)
Used when booking a live show or performance. This agreement is presented
to booking agents, club owners, or promoters to protect you when booking
a live show. This contract ensures the booking and covers flexible
sales-based payment terms.
9.) Sponsorship Agreement
Used when an artist has an album release, a tour, or live show coming
up to assure all sponsors their dollars are safe and that the artist
is serious about promoting their product. Also protects the artist,
ensuring sponsors act on promises now signed for.
10.) Agency Agreement
Used to allow an agency or individual to act on the artist's or producer's
behalf to procure promotional engagements, appearances, shows, and
interviews.
11.) Band Partnership Agreement
Used when working in a duo, band, or group situation to ensure all
terms and roles within the band partnership are clearly defined. Also
provides provisions for how band members may quit or be fired, plus
covers publishing and copyright concerns.
*BONUS REPORT* - Starting Your Own Publishing Company
Learn how to start your own publishing company, as well as, structure
the business so that the songwriter or producer (you) retain 75% of
the publishing rights! |
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