Master Recording definition

Master Recording means the original recording produced for the Client in the course of the Booking on the media and in the format described in the Booking Form;

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Master Recording means every form of recording (whether now known or unknown), embodying sound alone, or sound accompanied by visual images, which may be used in the recording, production, or manufacture of Phonograph Records;

Master Recording or "Recording" means any recording of sound, whether or not coupled with a visual image, by any method and on any substance or material, whether now or hereafter known, that is or is intended to be embodied on a Record.

Examples of Master Recording in a sentence

The Licensor here by grants to Licensee a non-exclusive license to use the Master Recording in Unlimited non-profit performances, shows, or concerts.
The Licensor hereby grants to Licensee a non-exclusive License to use the Master Recording in unlimited music videos.
The Licensee is entitled to keep 100% of all royalties that is generated from 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).
This can be done verbally (through recorded vocals on the Master Recording) or written in or on the CD booklet or outside cover.
The Licensor here by grants to Licensee an exclusive license to use the Master Recording in unlimited for-profit performances, shows, or concerts.

More Definitions of Master Recording

Master Recording means an audio-only master sound recording.

Master Recording. ("Master" or "Masters") shall mean any original recording, production, and/or manufacture of Records, together with any derivatives thereof (other than Records ).

Master Recording means the master disk, master tape, master film or other device used for

Master Recording means a sound recording intended for reproduction in the form of Phonograph Records, or otherwise.

Master Recording means the master disk, master tape, master film or other device used for reproducing recorded sound from which a sound recording is directly or indirectly derived.

Master Recording means the first or original recording of an Audiobook, from which all the later copies are made.

Master Recording every recording of sound or sound plus video, by any method now known or discovered in the future, which is used in the recording, production and manufacture of records or Video. Under this Agreement a Master Recording of a single song will be no less than 2.25 minutes in length. "Mechanical Royalties" - Mechanical royalties are required to be paid under copyright law and are fees paid to the songwriter for the right to use and distribute a song on an Album or CD. Mechanical Royalties are paid at a rate per Album or CD sold or distributed. "Net Sales" - Eighty Five (85%) percent of gross sales for which the Company receives payment and which are not returned for refund or exchange.