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1. Sampling Rights: Used when the agreement needs to address the right to sample the song or handle incoming sample requests

2. Remix Rights: Include when parties want to specifically address the creation and revenue sharing of remixed versions

3. Sync Licensing: Detailed provisions for handling synchronization licensing when relevant to the parties' intentions

4. International Revenue: Specific provisions for international revenue collection and distribution when the song is expected to have international reach

5. Writer Credit Requirements: Specific requirements for how songwriting credits should appear in various contexts

6. Moral Rights: Specific provisions regarding moral rights, particularly relevant for international exploitation

7. Assignment Rights: Include when parties want to allow or restrict the ability to assign rights to third parties

1. Schedule A - The Musical Work: Detailed description of the song including title, writers, composers, and recording details

2. Schedule B - Ownership Splits: Detailed percentage breakdowns of ownership and revenue shares for different types of rights

3. Schedule C - Revenue Sources: List of all revenue sources covered by the agreement and specific sharing arrangements for each

4. Schedule D - Administrative Procedures: Detailed procedures for revenue collection, distribution, and reporting

5. Schedule E - Approved Third Party Users: List of pre-approved licensees or users of the musical work, if any

6. Appendix 1 - Registration Information: Details required for registering the song with collection societies and performance rights organizations

7. Appendix 2 - Banking Details: Secure schedule containing banking and payment information for all parties