1. Third Party Rights: Required when there are multiple rights holders or third-party interests in the music

2. Moral Rights: Needed when dealing with jurisdictions where moral rights are recognized and need to be addressed

3. Distribution Rights: Include when the license covers distribution rights beyond basic synchronization

4. Digital Rights Management: Required when specific technical protection measures need to be implemented

5. Foreign Language Versions: Include when the synced content will be translated or dubbed

6. Editing Rights: Needed when the licensee requires rights to edit or modify the music

7. Performance Rights: Include when public performance rights need to be addressed separately from sync rights

1. Schedule A - Musical Composition Details: Complete details of the musical composition including writers, publishers, and registration information

2. Schedule B - Recording Details: Details of the specific recording being licensed, including performer credits and master ownership

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, including any territorial variations or usage-based fees

4. Schedule D - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for delivery and usage of the music

5. Schedule E - Approved Uses: Specific list of approved uses, platforms, and territories

6. Appendix 1 - Credit Requirements: Detailed requirements for how credits should appear in different contexts

7. Appendix 2 - Payment Details: Banking and payment information for all parties