The Complete Royalty & Registration Playbook

You don't need a record label. You need to set it up right.

Here's the truth: most independent artists lose real money not because their music isn't good enough, but because the paperwork behind it was never done correctly. This four-module suite is the complete blueprint — from your first copyright filing to your first sync placement — built the same way a college-level curriculum would teach it, minus the tuition.

Buy separately, these four modules run $196. This bundle is $99 — less than half.

What You Get:

✓ Four full interactive modules, covering registration, licensing, leasing, and real-world case studies

✓ Bonus Field Guides included with The Independent Songwriter and Type Beats & Leases — condensed, printable references you'll actually use

✓ Interactive final exams for The Independent Songwriter, The Licensing Playbook, and Type Beats & Leases — real scenarios, not multiple choice

The Four Modules:

THE INDEPENDENT SONGWRITER → The complete setup guide to register your catalog, file your copyrights, and connect with the MLC and your distributor.

THE LICENSING PLAYBOOK → Your operational framework for legally pricing, pitching, and placing your music in television, film, and media.

TYPE BEATS & LEASES → The producer's legal framework — beat leases, Content ID, and the traps in between.

HIT SONGS, HIDDEN PITFALLS → Four real songs, four real case studies in exactly how royalties, publishing, and rights can go wrong — and what to do differently.

This is the full foundation: how to register it, how to license it, how to lease it, and how to avoid the mistakes that have cost real artists their rights.

Get The Complete Suite — $99

This section is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Royalty School, a DBA of The Module Lab LLC, and its founder make no representations or warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of this information, and assume no liability for any actions taken based on it. Every artist's situation is different — for guidance specific to your contracts, splits, or releases, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.