To give the songwriter control over the use of their song.

To give the record label control over the use of the song.

To give the artist control over the use of the song.

To give the music publisher control over the use of the song.

A mechanical license allows the reproduction of a song on physical media, while a synchronization license allows the use of a song in a film or television program.

A mechanical license allows the reproduction of a song on digital media, while a synchronization license allows the use of a song in a video game.

A mechanical license allows the reproduction of a song on a CD, while a synchronization license allows the use of a song in a DVD.

A mechanical license allows the reproduction of a song on a cassette tape, while a synchronization license allows the use of a song in a radio broadcast.

To provide the songwriter with a statement of the royalties that they have earned.

To provide the record label with a statement of the royalties that they have earned.

To provide the artist with a statement of the royalties that they have earned.

To provide the music publisher with a statement of the royalties that they have earned.

A copyright protects the expression of an idea, while a trademark protects the idea itself.

A copyright protects the original work of authorship, while a trademark protects the name or symbol of a product or service.

A copyright protects the artistic expression of an idea, while a trademark protects the commercial expression of an idea.

A copyright protects the literary expression of an idea, while a trademark protects the musical expression of an idea.

To promote the interests of the music industry.

To regulate the music industry.

To provide education and training for music industry professionals.

To provide legal assistance to music industry professionals.

A record label is responsible for the production and distribution of music, while a music publisher is responsible for the copyright and licensing of music.

A record label is responsible for the marketing and promotion of music, while a music publisher is responsible for the production and distribution of music.

A record label is responsible for the signing of artists, while a music publisher is responsible for the copyright and licensing of music.

A record label is responsible for the production and distribution of music, while a music publisher is responsible for the marketing and promotion of music.

To give the licensee the right to use the music in a specific way.

To give the licensor the right to use the music in a specific way.

To give the songwriter the right to use the music in a specific way.

To give the artist the right to use the music in a specific way.

A music producer is responsible for the overall sound of a recording, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

A music producer is responsible for the marketing and promotion of a recording, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

A music producer is responsible for the signing of artists, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

A music producer is responsible for the production and distribution of a recording, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

To protect the rights of the parties involved in the music industry.

To regulate the music industry.

To provide education and training for music industry professionals.

To provide legal assistance to music industry professionals.

A music copyright protects the original work of authorship, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

A music copyright protects the sound recording of a song, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

A music copyright protects the lyrics of a song, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

A music copyright protects the musical composition of a song, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

To promote the interests of the music industry.

To regulate the music industry.

To provide education and training for music industry professionals.

To provide legal assistance to music industry professionals.

A music producer is responsible for the overall sound of a recording, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

A music producer is responsible for the marketing and promotion of a recording, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

A music producer is responsible for the signing of artists, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

A music producer is responsible for the production and distribution of a recording, while a music engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of the recording.

To protect the rights of the parties involved in the music industry.

To regulate the music industry.

To provide education and training for music industry professionals.

To provide legal assistance to music industry professionals.

A music copyright protects the original work of authorship, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

A music copyright protects the sound recording of a song, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

A music copyright protects the lyrics of a song, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

A music copyright protects the musical composition of a song, while a music trademark protects the name or symbol of a band or artist.

To promote the interests of the music industry.

To regulate the music industry.

To provide education and training for music industry professionals.

To provide legal assistance to music industry professionals.