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A license is an agreement where the licensor allows the licensee to use their music,
usually in return for a fee. If you license your work to someone, you still retain the
rights to the music.

The owner of the licensed work 

The person or organisation to which a work is licensed

This means that the licence duration is endless.

This means that the music can only be used “in context” – i.e. in the agreed scene
for which it has been licensed, and not in any other scene or out of context use.

If you choose to have a third party company represent your music you can either ask
them to represent you exclusively, or have numerous companies represent you non-
exclusively.

In order to use a piece of music, in most circumstances it needs to be ‘cleared’ by
the rights owners.

When you purchase a piece of music once, and never have to pay for it again.

A license which gives a user / organisation the authority to use all of the songs in a
Performing Right’s Organization’s repertoire for an annual fee.