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A song split sheet is a simple document that everyone who wrote a song signs to record exactly what percentage of the composition each writer owns. It captures each person’s legal name, role, ownership share, publisher, performing rights organization (PRO) such as ASCAP, BMI or IPRS, and contact details. It’s the foundation for registering your songwriting splits and getting paid the right royalties later.
Most royalty disputes start the same way: collaborators agree to “sort the splits out later,” the song earns money, and memories suddenly disagree. Filling out a split sheet at the session, while everyone’s in the room and happy, prevents almost all of it. PROs and publishers also expect clear ownership percentages before they can pay you.
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Yes. Composition ownership must total exactly 100%, and the tool won’t let you download the PDF until your shares do.
A signed split sheet is strong, industry-standard evidence of the agreed split, but it isn’t legal advice. For high-value works, have a music attorney review it.
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