This document discusses various aspects of music copyright for jazz productions, including musical works, recordings, copyright terms, different types of permissions or licenses, royalty rates, collection societies, statutory rates, compulsory licenses, and uses of music in different mediums. It covers topics such as mechanical royalties paid to music publishers, master use royalties to record companies, performing royalties, historical rate setting systems in the US, and rates for different uses of music.

1. Music Copyright
for the creativity of jazz production

3. Musical Work
(Composition/ Arrangement)

4. Recording Session

5. Sound Recording

6. World Copyright Protection Term

7. Permissions (Licenses)
1. Reproduction (Mechanical)
2. Transformation (Adaptation)
3. Public Performance
4. Synchronization

8. Online Music Streaming Services

9. Music Publisher

10. Mechanical Royalty
Royalty
6-10% of PPD
0.10 THB/song
0.10 THB/download
0.01 THB/play
One Time Payment
50,000 THB/song
500,000 THB/album

11. Record Company/ Distributor

12. Master Use Royalty
Royalty
16-40% of PPD
5-20 THB/album
0.5-2 THB/download
0.05 THB/play
One Time Payment
50,000 THB/song
500,000 THB/album

13. Public Performance

14. Collection Societies

15. Performing Royalty
Royalty
1-10% of revenue
0.05 THB/play
0.05 THB/listener
One Time Payment
20,000 THB/song
500,000 THB/event

16. Statutory Rate
Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (CARP)
system was a part of the United States Congress
Before 31 May 2005
According to Copyright Royalty and
Distribution Reform Act of 2004 After 31 May
2005, Copyright Royalty Board is a U.S. system
of three Copyright Royalty Judges

17. Compulsory License
In essence, an individual or company seeking to
use a copyright can do so without seeking the
copyright owner's consent, and pays the
copyright owner a set fee for the license.

18. Synchronization

19. Film & TV Music

20. Commercial Music

21. In Real Life