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MUST READ: "All music, lyrics, and production on this site are 100% human-created by [Durango Dank and Kid Cus]. "And: "We believe in the power of live instruments and human emotion. Every track is recorded, mixed, and performed by real people without artificial intelligence tools." And Yes, an artist, and producers, can use keyboards or a drum machines, and special effects; and does not make AI-generated music. Those tools are electronic instruments played or programmed by humans. AI music is made by a computer program using artificial intelligence. [1, 2, 4, 5]. We buy Beats from Producers from Jee Juh Producers. When an artist buys a beat from a producer and adds arrangements, their own lyrics, hook, melody, chorus, vocals, background vocals, effects, and instruments, the final song is a collaborative work. Both the original beat maker and the vocal artist share rights to the final sound recording and composition. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. ...Ownership and Rights: 1. Beat Producer: Owns the copyright to the original instrumental beat. They sell a license or assign a percentage of publishing. ...2. Vocal Artist: Owns the copyright to the new vocal melody, lyrics, and added instrumentation. ...3. Joint Work: The final combined song is a joint work. Neither person can exploit the full new song without the other's permission, unless a contract says otherwise. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. ...4. Publishing and Royalties: Composition (Publishing): Split between the writer of the beat and the writer of the lyrics/vocal melody. If you wrote all the words and vocal melodies, you share the composition ownership with the beat maker. ...5. Master Recording: Ownership depends on the specific lease or exclusive agreement bought from the producer. Exclusive rights often give you a bigger share or full ownership of the master recording. ...Performance Royalties: Collected whenever the song plays on radio, TV, or streaming. Both the beat writer and vocal writer get paid their respective shares through performance rights organizations. ...Would you like to know more about how to split royalties or what to look for in a beat lease agreement? We buy the beats, and we mix them, and vocals, instruments, and special effects, and voiceovers. And feature Artists, also write lyrics, they share in publishing of our new song.
