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It is extremely important that songwriters who are distributing or selling their songs to the public secure the exclusive rights to their songs by registering them for copyright with the library of congress. If all songs are written by the same songwriter, they can be registered together in a collection on the PA form for $30. Music that a songwriters independently produces, should be registered for copyright on the SR form. That way they establish exclusive rights and ownership of the product they have created. The SR form secures the right to the arrangements of the songs on the sound recording. This is the form that record labels use. The PA form is for songwriters and publishers, it secures the rights to the basic melody of a song and the lyrics if there are any. It is just good common sense homies please protect the rights to your work .. (Also Copyright The Songs You Put On Mix Tapes Also) My young homies

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good lookin.. just one question. what does PA and SR mean?

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good lookin.. just one question. what does PA and SR mean?

http://www.copyright.gov/forms/

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[Jazzy Management]

A little game from JAZZY

It is extremely important that songwriters who are distributing or selling their songs to the public secure the exclusive rights to their songs by registering them for copyright with the library of congress. If all songs are written by the same songwriter, they can be registered together in a collection on the PA form for $30. Music that a songwriters independently produces, should be registered for copyright on the SR form. That way they establish exclusive rights and ownership of the product they have created. The SR form secures the right to the arrangements of the songs on the sound recording. This is the form that record labels use. The PA form is for songwriters and publishers, it secures the rights to the basic melody of a song and the lyrics if there are any. It is just good common sense homies please protect the rights to your work .. (Also Copyright The Songs You Put On Mix Tapes Also) My young homies

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COPYRIGHTS  JAZZY MANAGEMENT..
 
The most important step to protect your music, beats and intellectual property rights, will be making sure that you have registered your music with the Copyright Office
 
Introduction
 
This will give my young homies  a basic understanding, along with the steps you should take to protect your music creations.  Not having suitable registered proof that you are the owner of your creation may cause you to lose certain rights that come with registering your works with the Copyright Office.  Copyright Office Registration, and getting the rights that come with it is not to be done with the “poor-man’s copyright; mailing a copy back to yourself, or any other nonsense, if you plan on having the backing of the US Congress set of laws and regulations regarding infringement and legislative pay support for music you own the rights to for licensing, etc.  So read this segment , and follow the simple steps to protect yourself.  Also, I have decided to provide a little bit of information for those of you who may be interested in knowing when to use certain Copyright Forms.
By Definition, What is A Copyright?
 
 
A Copyright is the exclusive right, granted by law for a stated period, usually until 70 years after the death of the surviving author of the work, to make, dispose of, and otherwise control copies of literary, musical, dramatic, pictorial and other copyrightable works. The exclusive right is set forth in the 1976 Copyright Act Section 106.
 
Now, the law says that Copyright is secured automatically when the work is created, and a work is "created" when it is fixed in a copy, and that your music actually has a legitimate copyright as soon as you can get your song or music  “fixed” into a tangible format of expression.  This just means that you either need to get your song recorded into some type of recorder, or get it written down or logged into some type of records file.  But to truly protect yourself, along with some very great advantages and benefits that are backed by the US Government, it’s best to register your music with the Copyright Office.
 
By registering your music with the Copyright Office, you will not only have a better record of proof that you are the owner of the music, but you will also get certain rights when it comes to lawsuits, and benefits for you if you must make a claim for copyright infringement… just incase someone uses your music without your permission or the right to do so.
 
How to register your song or beats
To register your song with the Copyright office, do the following:
 
 
1.  Send a request for a form SR or PA application to the Copyright Office, Library of Congress, 101 Independence Avenue, S E., Washington, D.C. 20559-6000 or download the application from the website: www.copyright.gov
 
Note: To order an application by telephone, call (202) 707-9100.
 
2.  When the application is completed (properly), send it back to the Copyright Office with:
 
(a) If unpublished - One copy of manuscript, lead sheet OR sound recording of the best edition…or
 
(b) If published - Two copies of manuscript (sheet music) OR a sound recording of the best edition…and
 
(c) The appropriate non-refundable registration fee, which is presently $45, by money order, bank draft or check, made payable to Register of Copyrights.

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