SYNCHRONIZATION - movies, tv, advertising, computer games.
Rate: range from gratis to be high six figures.
Says Who? Negotiated between publishers and those licensing music.
Other Special uses like toys, promotional campaigns, karaoke, and other products.
Rate: Vary. Could be a flat fee, or an ongoing royalty tied to product sales.
Says Who? Negotiated between publishers and those licensing the songs.
MECHANICALS - from sales of any sound recording, whether on an album or single.
Rate: 9.1 cents per copy for any song under five minutes in length.
Says Who? Library of Congress. The rate is adjusted periodically.
PERFORMANCE ROYALTIES -public performance of the song, on radio, tv or in a restaurant or elevator.
Rate: Vary, depending on amount, length, and type of use. Network, TV, beats, an elevator.
Says Who?: Negotiated between the performing rights organizations (ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC) and those using music in a public venue.
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