Rights to Music Content Sample Clauses

Rights to Music Content. The Service contains a cloud-based technology platform (the “Platform”) that enables users (“Licensors”) of the Service to license to other users of the Service (“Licensees”), for agreed-upon compensation, certain sound recordings (each individually, a “Master” and collectively, the “Masters”) and underlying musical compositions embodied therein (each individually, a “Composition” and collectively, the “Compositions”) for the purpose of possible embodiment (“Sample”, “Sampling”) in other derivative master recordings (each, a “Derivative Master”) and underlying derivative musical compositions (each, a “Derivative Composition”). Masters, Compositions, Derivative Masters, and Derivative Compositions shall be collectively referred to hereunder as “Music Content”. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, where applicable, one (1) or more separate agreement(s) between Licensors, on the one hand, and Licensees, on the other hand (each, an “Outside Agreement”), shall control the licensing of any Music Content licensed by Licensors to Licensees on the Service. For the avoidance of doubt, Música Fresh does not grant any licenses or other rights to any users of the Service with respect to Music Content other than as specifically set forth hereunder, and any and all further rights shall be governed by the terms of Outside Agreement(s), if any.
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Rights to Music Content. The Service contains a cloud-based technology platform (the “Platform”) that enables users (“Licensors”) of the Service to license to other users of the Service (“Licensees”), for agreed- upon compensation, certain sound recordings (each individually, a “Master” and collectively, the “Masters”) and underlying musical compositions embodied therein (each individually, a “Composition” and collectively, the “Compositions”) for the purpose of possible embodiment (“Sample”, “Sampling”) in other derivative master recordings (each, a “Derivative Master”) and underlying derivative musical compositions (each, a “Derivative Composition”). Masters, Compositions, Derivative Masters, and Derivative Compositions shall be collectively referred to hereunder as “Music Content”. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, where applicable, one (1) or more separate agreement(s) between Licensors, on the one hand, and Licensees, on the other hand (each, an “Outside Agreement”), shall control the licensing of any Music Content licensed by Licensors to Licensees on the Service. For the avoidance of doubt, Música Fresh LLC does not grant any licenses or other rights to any users of the Service with respect to Music Content other than as specifically set forth hereunder, and any and all further rights shall be governed by the terms of Outside Agreement(s), if any. Rights Granted to Música Fresh LLC by Licensors. For good and valuable consideration, Licensors grant to Música Fresh LLC a license, for so long as Licensors choose to host the applicable Music Content (subject to the terms of any Outside Agreement[s]), to: Host, reproduce, distribute, make available for download and/or perform (publicly or otherwise) all Masters and Compositions on the Platform, including full-length versions of sound recordings (“Clips”) that can be used for promotional purposes as authorized herein and, if necessary, reproducing Your Content in new Physical Product; Publicly perform, publicly display, communicate to the public, and otherwise make available Your Content, and Clips, by means of digital audio transmissions (on an interactive or non interactive basis) through the Website, a Licensee website, or via a Música Fresh LLC Widget you or any person authorized by you may place on any website, to identify the availability of Your Content for license, sale or distribution and to promote Your Content, on a through-to-the- listener basis, without the payment of any fees or royalties to...
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