Mechanical Royalties Sample Clauses

Mechanical Royalties. When a copy of a master recording like the New Recording is sold (either on a CD, or when someone buys it on a service like iTunes) or streamed (e.g., on a service like Apple Music or Spotify), copyright law requires that the songwriters get paid a royalty called a mechanical license. You agree to make sure that Producer is paid mechanical royalties for Producer’s 50% songwriting share of the New Composition, at the minimum statutory rate.

Mechanical Royalties. Artist acknowledges and agrees that Company will pay a royalty for the mechanical license on all Records manufactured for sale or commercial distribution at __% of the minimum compulsory license rate (the "Company Mechanical Rate") applicable in the country of manufacture. The applicable minimum statutory rate shall be determined as of the date of the commencement of the recording of the applicable Master Recording. Mechanical Royalties shall not be payable with respect to musical compositions of one minute or less in duration.

Mechanical Royalties. Client hereby acknowledges that in the United States among the ways that mechanical royalties for digital sales are customarily paid include: (i) payment directly to the publishers/writers by the music services/retailers, and (ii) an all-in payment as part of the fee paid by the music services/retailers to Symphonic and are not paid separately to the publishers/writers of compositions. In those instances when Symphonic receives what is considered the mechanical royalty as part of the fee from Partners, the portion deemed the mechanical payment shall be included in royalties paid to Client and Symphonic shall identify and specify in the relevant statement(s) what composition(s) and share of the royalties are an all-in payment which includes the mechanical royalty portion.

Mechanical Royalties. The Licensee is entitled to keep One Hundred (100%) of all royalties that are generated from record sales of the Master Recording on digital retailers (such as iTunes), through physical sales (such as Compact Disks), and on online streaming services (such as Spotify, Tidal, etc.)

Mechanical Royalties. All mechanical royalties and/or any other royalties or payments that are based on the sale of records by Licensee (other than those payments or royalties that Licensor is required to make to the Artist) shall be paid by Licensee and shall not be recoupable hereunder or charged back in any manner to Licensor.

Mechanical Royalties. (a) IFP shall be responsible for using best efforts to understand the relevant royalty laws and negotiating favourable Mechanical Royalties on behalf of the Airline. The current agreement is *** of the cost related to music production (Management Fee and Programming Cost), CD Duplication and Encoding. (b) Mechanical Royalties will be charged to the Airline at cost with no m▇▇▇ up.

Mechanical Royalties. The royalty paid to Artist after recoupment shall be inclusive of any mechanical royalties and any other fees to which artist may be entitled. Royalties earned by the Artist via traditional compact disc sales or via Digital Download will be "all in" and will include any mechanical royalties. The royalty scale covered in Clauses Six and Seven of this Agreement shall be deemed to have satisfied any mechanical license fee obligations.

Mechanical Royalties. Client hereby acknowledges that in the United States mechanical royalties for digital sales may be paid by music services/retailers: (i) directly to the music publishers/writers, or (ii) an all-in payment to Symphonic, which includes any fees due to Symphonic. When Symphonic receives what is considered the mechanical royalty as part of the fee due from Partners or others, Symphonic shall identify in the relevant Statement(s) the amount of the payment that comprises the mechanical royalty. This royalty is then paid to Client after all fees expensed by Symphonic.

Mechanical Royalties. If Artist does not enter into a copublishing agreement with , then all songs written or controlled, in whole or in part, by Artist would be licensed to at 75% of the minimum statutory rate (“Stat.”) in effect at the time of recording (without regard to playing time) (the “Controlled Rate”). On a LP-by LP basis, after a commitment LP achieves USNRC net sales of