Licences musicales en Espagne

Le streaming en environnement professionnel, c’est une autre musique qu’écouter votre playlist à la maison. Lorsque vous diffusez votre bande-son pour une audience dans un contexte professionnel ou commercial, vous avez besoin de licences adaptées.

Et dans ce domaine, rien n’est jamais figé. Les renseignements que nous vous fournissons sur ce site ne sont donc fournis qu’à titre indicatif. Nous donnons tout chez Soundtrack pour vous présenter des informations à jour et correctes, mais nous ne pouvons pas en garantir l’exhaustivité ni l’exactitude. En tant qu’utilisateur, il sera de votre responsabilité de vous assurer de posséder toutes les licences pour votre activité et de vous conformer à la législation en vigueur dans votre pays.

Play it right

Soundtrack is built to bring you music that’s legal for your business. En Espagne, almost everything you need is included in your Soundtrack plan except for a public performance license.

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Recording rights

Allows you to stream a specific sound recording of a song

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Publishing rights

Allows you to stream the original composition

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Public performance rights

Allows you to stream the song in a public environment

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Soundtrack offers an excellent selection of music because of our direct relationships with publishers, performing rights organizations and record labels. These include Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and more. Our technology accurately tracks your song plays, which ensures that music creators get the right payments from us. Soundtrack Unlimited makes royalty payments about 5 times higher than streaming services for private use.

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Music for business

Avoid legal concerns when playing music in your business. Use a suitable music provider (like Soundtrack) and check that you have the correct licenses in place.

Personal music services including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Tidal and Deezer, are not approved for use in business environments.

Spotify

You can’t broadcast or play Spotify publicly from a business, such as bars, restaurants, schools, stores, salons, dance studios, radio stations, etc. To play in a commercial environment, check out our friends at Soundtrack.

Spotify for public or commercial use

Tidal

The TIDAL Service is for personal, non-commercial use only.

TIDAL Terms and Conditions of Use

YouTube

You may access and use the Service as made available to you, as long as you comply with this Agreement and the law. You may view or listen to Content for your personal, non-commercial use.

YouTube Terms of Service

Deezer

The use of the Site and Application is only authorized for a personal and private use, therefore any other use, particularly in public premises and for businesses, is strictly forbidden.

Deezer Terms and Conditions of Use

Apple

You may use the Services and Content only for personal, noncommercial purposes (except as set forth in the App Store Content section below or as otherwise specified by Apple).

Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions

Amazon Music

You may use the Services only for your personal, non-commercial purposes.

Amazon Music Terms of Use

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Licences musicales en Espagne

Overview

In Spain, there are three primary organizations that operate within the music licensing space. SGAE looks after the rights of authors and publishers. AGEDI takes care of the rights of producers and record labels. AIE operates to manage the rights of performing artists. It is possible that a business operating within Spain, may need a license from each of these organizations if there is music played within the company space.

History

Sociedad General de Autores y Editores, or General Society of Authors and Publishers, is most commonly known as SGAE. It was the first of the three primary PROs in Spain, and was founded in 1899. AGEDI and AIE were both established much later, in 1989.

AGEDI stands for Asociación de Gestión de Derechos Intelectuales or Association for the Management of Intellectual Property Rights, while AIE is the shortened name for Sociedad de Artistas Intérpretes o Ejecutantes de España, or the Spanish performing rights society. Each of the three organizations have traditionally focussed on their specific area of music licensing within Spain.

How to get a license in Spain

If you are running a music-playing business in Spain, you will most likely need to contact each of the three music licensing organizations individually to obtain the correct licenses for your company. You can reach each organization by phone.

Coordonnées

AGEDI

Emailagedi@agedi.esPhone+ 34 91 417 04 70Websitewww.agedi.es

AIE

Emailsocios@aie.esWebsitewww.aie.es

SGAE

Phone900 900 545Websitewww.sgae.es

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