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The Master Recording Split Agreement is essential in the modern music industry where multiple parties often contribute to the creation of recorded music. This document, governed by Danish law, is typically used when two or more parties need to formalize their ownership rights and revenue sharing arrangements in master recordings. It becomes particularly relevant in situations involving collaborations between artists, producers, and other rights holders, or when recordings are created through joint efforts. The agreement ensures clear documentation of ownership percentages, revenue distribution mechanisms, and exploitation rights while complying with Danish copyright law and EU regulations. It's commonly used in both traditional recording arrangements and modern digital production scenarios, providing a legal framework for managing rights and revenue across various exploitation channels.
