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1. Moral Rights: Required when the composer wishes to retain or waive moral rights - particularly relevant in EU context

2. Credit and Attribution: Include when the rights holder requires specific crediting arrangements

3. Exclusive vs Non-Exclusive: Needed when specifying whether the rights transfer is exclusive or non-exclusive

4. Performance Rights Society: Required when addressing ongoing performance royalties and PRO membership

5. Future Modifications: Include when the purchaser needs rights to modify or adapt the music

6. Revenue Share: Include if there's any ongoing revenue sharing arrangement beyond the initial buyout

7. Synchronization Rights: Required when music will be used in conjunction with visual media

8. Sampling Rights: Include when addressing whether the music can be sampled in other works

1. Schedule A - Musical Works: Detailed description of all musical works covered by the agreement, including titles, duration, and registration numbers

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment amounts, installments, and timing

3. Schedule C - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for music delivery, including file formats, quality standards, and stem requirements

4. Schedule D - Territory List: Comprehensive list of territories where rights are being transferred

5. Appendix 1 - Copyright Registrations: Copies of copyright registrations and other ownership documentation

6. Appendix 2 - Prior Licenses: List of any existing licenses or agreements affecting the musical works