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The Master Use License Music agreement is a critical document in the music industry, used when one party seeks to legally use master recordings owned by another party. This agreement, structured under Dutch law and compliant with EU regulations, provides a comprehensive framework for licensing master recordings across various media and platforms. It's particularly relevant in today's digital age where music usage spans multiple formats and territories. The document addresses essential elements including scope of use, territory restrictions, payment terms, technical requirements, and quality control measures. It's designed to protect both the rights holder's intellectual property and the licensee's commercial interests while ensuring compliance with Dutch copyright law and neighboring rights legislation. The agreement is adaptable for various use cases, from traditional broadcasting to digital streaming, and can be customized based on specific usage requirements and territorial considerations.
