sound recording

Do I need an attorney to help with music and sound recording licensing matters?

It is not mandatory to have an attorney represent you in music and sound recording license matters. You may represent yourself in music and sound recording licensing matters. Music and sound recording regulations, requirements and procedures are detailed and complex, however, so the assistance of a competent attorney can be very beneficial.

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Is analog or other nondigital broadcast or public performance of a sound recording infringement?

No. Analog or other nondigital performance of a sound recording does not infringe the copyright in the sound recording. Unlike other kinds of works, the “public performance” right in sound recordings only extends to digital transmissions of a performance of the recording. (This is also known as “livestreaming” the recording.) An analog radio broadcast of

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