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1. Sub-Licensing Rights: Include when the Licensee may need to grant sub-licenses to third parties

2. Quality Control: Include when the Licensor wants to maintain control over how the music is used or presented

3. Promotional Rights: Include when specific promotional uses need to be addressed

4. Digital Rights Management: Include when the music will be distributed digitally

5. Moral Rights: Include when specific provisions about attribution and integrity of the work are needed

6. Synchronization Rights: Include when the music may be used in conjunction with visual media

7. Performance Rights: Include when public performance rights are part of the license

8. Audit Rights: Include when the Licensor wants the right to audit the Licensee's records

1. Schedule A - Licensed Musical Works: Detailed list of all musical works covered by the license, including titles, composers, and copyright registration details

2. Schedule B - Approved Uses: Specific permitted uses of the musical works, including any restrictions or requirements

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all fees, royalty rates, and payment terms

4. Schedule D - Reporting Template: Template for regular usage and royalty reports

5. Appendix 1 - Technical Requirements: Technical specifications for music delivery, format requirements, and quality standards

6. Appendix 2 - Credit Requirements: Detailed requirements for how the musical works should be credited in various contexts