Outcome. Name all seven streams a musical work can earn from and identify which ones you are not currently collecting.

Sync rights cover use in timed relation to visual content: television, film, advertising and video games, licensed directly by publishers in the open market.

Mechanical rights cover downloads, interactive streaming and physical records. Public performance rights cover live, radio, television and new media. New media and micro sync rights cover YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.

Print rights cover sheet music, lyric reprints, guitar tabs and songbooks, including mixed, matching and personality folios, and lyric reprints in books, magazines and greeting cards.

Derivative rights cover remixes and other new works built on yours. Grand rights, also called dramatic performance rights, cover musicals, operas, oratorios, revues and narrative dance, where music is performed as part of a dramatic work.

What you will produce

A seven stream audit of your own catalog, marking each stream as collecting, not collecting, or not applicable.