I will create a professional music split sheet and collaboration agreement


About this gig
️ NO SPLIT SHEET LAWSUIT WAITING
You finished a song with producers, featured artists, engineers. Release next week.
Then: Who owns this? Who gets paid?"
Nobody has an answer.
THE PROBLEM
99% of collaborations have ZERO agreement. No document. No signatures. Money arrives. Everyone claims different percentages. Friends become enemies. Legal fees cost $10,000+.
HOW I SOLVE IT
I create a professional split sheet documenting who contributed, who owns what percentage, how royalties split. Every collaborator signs. Everyone knows the rules. Zero confusion. Maximum protection.
WHAT YOU GET
Professional split sheet (customized)
Collaborator names, roles, percentages documented
Royalty breakdown (streaming, sync, mechanical)
Copyright ownership clarified
Producer/engineer/featured artist agreements
Signature verification included
Ready to file with distributors
WHY YOU NEED THIS NOW
Every dollar your song makes depends on this BEFORE release. Without it, you're gambling. With it, protected.
PROTECT YOUR SONG. ORDER NOW & RELEASE CONFIDENT.
Get to know Hudson
Music Distribution Expert Spotify MLC Metadata Contracts
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
English, Spanish
FAQ
Do I really need a split sheet if we're just friends collaborating?
YES. Especially if you're friends. Friendships are destroyed over money disputes. A split sheet isn't legal paranoia—it's friendship insurance. It documents what everyone agreed to, so there's zero ambiguity when money arrives.
What if we haven't discussed percentages yet?
That's exactly why you hire me. I help you have that conversation BEFORE release. I'll provide templates showing industry-standard splits: Producer (20-30%), Featured Artist (15-25%), Engineer (5-10%), Writer (balance). You discuss, we document, ever
Can I change the percentages later if someone disagrees?
Only if everyone agrees and updates the document. That's why having it signed upfront matters—it prevents "he said, she said" later. If someone disagrees AFTER signing, you have legal protection. If there's no document, it's chaos.
What if the song gets synced to TV or licensing deals happen?
Your split sheet is THE document that proves who gets paid what. Netflix, Spotify Sync, YouTube licensing they ALL ask for split sheets before paying. Without it, the platform holds the money until you sort it out. With it, money flow
Is this split sheet legally enforceable?
It's an industry-standard agreement recognized by all streaming platforms, distributors, and licensing agencies. It's not a substitute for a lawyer, but it's the professional standard document that protects everyone. Most disputes are solved because of clear split sheets.

