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The Synchronization And Master Use License Agreement is essential for any business seeking to legally incorporate copyrighted music into audiovisual content under Danish law. This document serves as a comprehensive agreement between rights holders (typically music publishers and record labels) and content producers, covering both the musical composition and sound recording rights. It's particularly relevant in today's multi-platform media landscape, where content may be distributed across various formats and territories. The agreement ensures compliance with Danish copyright law, EU regulations, and industry standards while protecting both the commercial and moral rights of the creators. It's commonly used in film production, television shows, video games, advertising, and digital media projects where pre-existing music needs to be synchronized with visual content.
