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General “Licensing” Terms:
Getting a License for Music from Takeo Tama is a breeze.
When you purchase a Licensed-version of a Song, you become the “Licensee”, and Takeo Tama is the “Licensor”.
The fee you pay covers all multimedia uses like Film, Television, Video-Games, and Radio.
You won’t have to pay any additional-“royalties” for the License you purchased.
If your production will be broadcasts on major-networks like CBS or Netflix, you just need to file a cue-sheet with ASCAP so that “broadcasters” can pay their share of fees for airing the Song.
* Remember, broadcasting-fees are not your responsibility as the Licensee, they are taken care of by the broadcasters.
So, rest assured that there won’t be any unexpected fees after your one-time Licensed purchase!
All necessary documentation and information will be provided with your License.
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YouTube “Exclusive” Usage (i.e. Only using Takeo Tama Music in YouTube videos etc.):
If you plan to exclusively use Takeo Tama Music in your YouTube videos, simply purchase the track from any platform like Apple or Amazon and incorporate it!
We’re now in the age of audio-fingerprinting and Content-I.D., and the great news is that Takeo Tama never issues copyright-strikes!
Any notice you receive as an uploader will just indicate that the music you’ve used is copyrighted, and a portion of the earnings will be directed back to Takeo Tama through the appropriate channels.
This is the most straightforward way to start licensing Takeo Tama songs for your content.
Join the many others who have taken this route over the years and simplify the process for yourself.
* This provision does not apply to the usage on other video networks like Vimeo and Rumble. For such usages, a Standard -License will be necessary.
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