Split sheet (songwriter split agreement)
Who wrote the song and with what percentage, so it is registered the same way everywhere.
18 agreements an artist, producer or manager signs most often, in English or Spanish. Fill in the parties and the numbers, adjust the clauses to your deal and send it to be signed online. Starting from a template uses no credits.
TONTRIA Law guides you and drafts your documents. For a lawsuit or a big negotiation, consult a lawyer.
Who wrote the song and with what percentage, so it is registered the same way everywhere.
The songwriting shares and the recording shares on one sheet, each with its own percentages.
The writer gives a publisher their songs to register, pitch and collect, and they share what comes in.
To let a song be used in a film, series, ad or video, with fee, term and territory.
The owner of a song lets you use part of it in a new song, for a fee or a share.
You commission music, an arrangement, lyrics or artwork, pay for it and the rights become yours.
The artist keeps the recordings and licenses them to a label to release them, with a royalty.
To put your music on Spotify and the other platforms through a distributor without giving up your masters.
The producer makes your songs for a fee and a royalty; the master is yours once you have paid in full.
You use a beat in one song with caps on streams and sales; the producer can keep selling it.
The beat is only yours from signing: the producer stops selling it and gets their share.
A guest artist sings or plays on your song: credit, fee, royalty and their label’s permission.
Someone who appears in your video or photos lets you use their image, name and voice.
You hire a director or photographer, and the video or photos are yours once you have paid in full.
Who represents you, what they do for your career, what they charge and how it ends.
For a show: the fee, when it is paid, what the promoter provides and what happens if it is cancelled.
Who owns the band name, how the money is split and what happens if someone leaves.
To show unreleased music, numbers or plans without them leaking or being uploaded anywhere.
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