Broadcast Licensing
Radio, Non-Commercial Radio, Low power FM, Television, and Cable
General Licensing
Including, Amusement Park, Arena, Auditorium, Bowling Center, College & University, Concert Promoter, Convention Center, Country Club, Dance Studio, Festival, Health & Fitness Center, Hotel, Music In Business, Nightclub, Racetrack, Resort, Restaurant, Retail Store, Shopping Mall, Sports Bar, Stadium, Tavern, Theme Park, Water Park, Web Site
Mechanical Licensing
A mechanical license is the license required to make and distribute recordings. A mechanical license does not include lyric reprinting or sheet music print rights. For these rights, you must contact the publisher(s) directly.
Synchronization Licensing
A synchronization license is the license required to make and distribute audio visual recordings. A synchronization license does not include the right to use an existing recording (master) in association with a new audio visual product. You will need to obtain an additional "master use" license in order to combine an existing recording with a new audio visual project. To obtain a master license you will need to contact the owner of the sound recording, usually a record label.
Import License
Under the U.S. Copyright Act, the importation of phonorecords (LPs, CDs, cassettes, etc.) made outside of the U.S. requires the express authorization and consent of the copyright owner of the musical compositions embodied on the phonorecords, even if the phonorecords were manufactured lawfully outside of the U.S. Accordingly, import licenses are required in order for you to lawfully import phonorecords into the U.S. under all circumstances (including custom pressings, transfers of inventory, import for direct or indirect sale, etc.).