Common use of Synchronization Rights Clause in Contracts

Synchronization Rights. The Licensee may use the New Song in synchronization with one (1) Monetized Music Videoclip, audiovisual work no longer than five (5) minutes in length (a “Video”). In the event that the New Song itself is longer than five (5) minutes in length, the Video may not play for longer than the length of the New Song. The Video may be broadcast on any television network and/or uploaded to the internet for digital streaming and/or free download by the public including but not limited to on YouTube and/or Vevo. Producer grants no other synchronization rights to Licensee; - Limitations: The Licensee may make the New Song available for sale in physical and/or digital form and sell 10.000 downloads/physical music products and are allowed 500.000 Monetized Audio and Video streams (such as Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, etc.). Free downloads are allowed. The New Song may be available for sale as a single and/or included in a compilation of other songs bundled together by Licensee as an EP or a full- length Album. The New Song may be sold via digital retailers for permanent digital download in mp3 format and/or physical format, including compact disc and vinyl records. For clarity and avoidance of doubt, the Licensee does NOT have the right to sell the Beat in the form that it was delivered to Licensee. The Licensee must create a New Song (or instrumental as detailed above) for its rights under this provision to a vest. Any sale of the Beat in its original form by Licensee shall be a material breach of this Agreement and the Licensee shall be liable to the Licensor for damages as provided hereunder. Subject to the Licensee’s compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Licensee shall not be required to account or pay to Producer any royalties, fees, or monies paid to or collected by the Licensee (expressly excluding mechanical royalties), or which would otherwise be payable to Producer in connection with the use/exploitation of the New Song as set forth in this Agreement.

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Samples: Licensing Agreement

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Synchronization Rights. The Licensee may use the New Song in synchronization with one (1) Monetized Music Videoclip, audiovisual work no longer than five (5) minutes in length (a “Video”). In the event that the New Song itself is longer than five (5) minutes in length, the Video may not play for longer than the length of the New Song. The Video may be broadcast on any television network and/or uploaded to the internet for digital streaming and/or free download by the public including but not limited to on YouTube and/or Vevo. Producer grants no other synchronization rights to Licensee; - Limitations: The Licensee may make the New Song available for sale in physical and/or digital form and sell 10.000 5.000 downloads/physical music products and are allowed 500.000 200.000 Monetized Audio and Video streams (such as Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, etc.). Free downloads are allowed. The New Song may be available for sale as a single and/or included in a compilation of other songs bundled together by Licensee as an EP or a full- length Album. The New Song may be sold via digital retailers for permanent digital download in mp3 format and/or physical format, including compact disc and vinyl records. For clarity and avoidance of doubt, the Licensee does NOT have the right to sell the Beat in the form that it was delivered to Licensee. The Licensee must create a New Song (or instrumental as detailed above) for its rights under this provision to a vest. Any sale of the Beat in its original form by Licensee shall be a material breach of this Agreement and the Licensee shall be liable to the Licensor for damages as provided hereunder. Subject to the Licensee’s compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Licensee shall not be required to account or pay to Producer any royalties, fees, or monies paid to or collected by the Licensee (expressly excluding mechanical royalties), or which would otherwise be payable to Producer in connection with the use/exploitation of the New Song as set forth in this Agreement.

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Samples: Licensing Agreement

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Synchronization Rights. The Licensee may use the New Song in synchronization with one (1) Monetized Music Videoclip, audiovisual work no longer than five (5) minutes in length (a “Video”). In the event that the New Song itself is longer than five (5) minutes in length, the Video may not play for longer than the length of the New Song. The Video may be broadcast on any television network and/or uploaded to the internet for digital streaming and/or free download by the public including but not limited to on YouTube and/or Vevo. Producer grants no other synchronization rights to Licensee; - Limitations: The Licensee may make the New Song available for sale in physical and/or digital form and sell 10.000 2.000 downloads/physical music products and are allowed 500.000 200.000 Monetized Audio and Video streams (such as Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, etc.). Free downloads are allowed. The New Song may be available for sale as a single and/or included in a compilation of other songs bundled together by Licensee as an EP or a full- length Album. The New Song may be sold via digital retailers for permanent digital download in mp3 format and/or physical format, including compact disc and vinyl records. For clarity and avoidance of doubt, the Licensee does NOT have the right to sell the Beat in the form that it was delivered to Licensee. The Licensee must create a New Song (or instrumental as detailed above) for its rights under this provision to a vest. Any sale of the Beat in its original form by Licensee shall be a material breach of this Agreement and the Licensee shall be liable to the Licensor for damages as provided hereunder. Subject to the Licensee’s compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Licensee shall not be required to account or pay to Producer any royalties, fees, or monies paid to or collected by the Licensee (expressly excluding mechanical royalties), or which would otherwise be payable to Producer in connection with the use/exploitation of the New Song as set forth in this Agreement.

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Samples: Non Exclusive Beat Licensing Agreement

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