Sync / catalogue music
Existing recordings sourced to a brief. Confirm track suitability, versions, rights control and usage scope.
Make the creative decision first, then work out the permissions. This local planning tool helps producers, supervisors, agencies and artists choose the right route and prepare a useful enquiry.
No login. No automated quote or rights clearance. Your answers stay in this browser page until you choose to copy them.
Provide what is known. “To be confirmed” is better than an invented budget, rights owner or deadline.
These are planning prompts, not legal advice or a clearance status. The actual rights depend on the recording and intended use.
Copy your brief, then paste it into the message/details field of the enquiry form. No information is transmitted from this page automatically.
Each choice changes the rights questions and creative deliverables. You can also start with a supervisor if you need several services together.
Existing recordings sourced to a brief. Confirm track suitability, versions, rights control and usage scope.
A specific selected recording. Research composition and master controllers, seek quotes and document approvals.
Music created for the edit. Discuss scope, stems, revisions, deliverables and ownership terms.
Borrowed audio or melody in a new recording. Identify each source and separate the recording from the composition rights.
Creative sourcing and practical rights coordination across a production or multiple cues.
Inspect selected screen credits and role descriptions. Credit evidence does not imply ownership or approval of other songs.
A track used in a UK television advert may need additional scope for international paid social, cut-downs, an extended campaign or a re-recorded version. Copyright licence terms can be limited by purpose, territory or time. Planning those uses early reduces preventable back-and-forth; it does not guarantee a fee or approval.
Reading: UK Government copyright and licensing guidance ↗. For any complex rights question, obtain a qualified legal review.