Shopping Cart
Your shopping cart is empty
Visit the shop
Concert/Gigs Sponsorship
Professional Advisors
Marketing
Management
-
Management
- Agency Management Agreement (2)
- Agreement to Dissolve General Partnership Agreement (1)
- Confidentiality Agreement (3)
- Exclusive Agent Agreement (6)
- Musicians General Partnership Agreement (1)
- Parental/Guardian Consent Form (1)
- Personal Management Contract (4)
- Sale/Purchase of Instrument/Sound/Stage Gear (1)
- Studio/Practice Hall Lease (1)
Financing
Recording
-
Recording Contracts
- Artist-Producer Agreement – Exclusive Commercial Recording Contract (2)
- Musician Release (6)
- Record Master Receipt (1)
- Royalty Payment Schedule (1)
- Singer/Vocalist Agreement - Recording (2)
- Singer/Vocalist Agreement – Recording (2)
- Singer/Vocalist Release (6)
- Singer/Vocalist Release – Minor Performer (6)
Concerts and Gigs
-
Concert/Gig Contract
- Concert/Gig Technical Arrangements Rider – Entertainer Performance Contract (1)
- Concert/Gig Technical Arrangements Rider – Entertainer Performance Contract (1)
- Concert/Gigs Sponsorship (6)
- Mechanical License (2)
- Musical Technical Advisor Agreement (2)
- Pyrotechnics Performer (2)
- Security at Concert/Gig (1)
- Sound and Lighting Agreement (3)
How do I copyright an album my record label is releasing?
Published December 21, 2010
Question by the sludge: How do I copyright an album my record label is releasing?
I am putting out a split CD of two small independent metal bands. Do I need a signed contract from both bands to copyright the release for my label? How do I go about the copyrighting process?
Best answer:
Answer by ?¬¬¿ [seashells is at school]
I’m not sure how this would work out properly. I think you might need to have a entertainment lawyer. They usually take care of the legal and copyright issues in a label or band. Otherwise you could try asking in the ‘law’ section on yahoo! answers. You might find something more helpful there.
sorry i can’t be of complete help to you.
What do you think? Answer below!