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B (Note)

B (Note) Type: noun, musical note Pronunciation: /b-note/ Also spelled or known as: B, B-note, B note, Si, Ti, H What does B (Note) mean? A musical note. More musical notes: A (Note), D (Note), C (Note), E (Note), F (Note) Example sentence: “Sing it again but try a B note.”

Backing Track

Backing Track Type: noun Pronunciation: /bak-ing-trak/ Also spelled or known as: Instrumental Track, Playback Track Plural: Backing Tracks Related: Instrumental What does Backing Track mean? A prerecorded audio track used to accompany a live or recorded performance. A Backing Track is an instrumental or prerecorded audio file used to support singers, musicians, performers, or rehearsals. […]

Balance

Balance Type: noun Pronunciation: /bal-ans/ Also spelled or known as: Tonal balance What does Balance mean? The relative level of two or more sounds, voices, instruments, etc. Balance is the relative level of two or more sounds, voices, instruments, etc. Balance is important in audio because it levels out the different volumes in music so […]

Band Contract

Band Contract Type: noun Pronunciation: /band-kon-trakt/ Also spelled or known as: Band Agreement Plural: Band Contracts Related: Partnership Agreement What does Band Contract mean? Agreement between band members that define business and creative terms within the band. A Band Contract may cover ownership, royalties, voting rights, expenses, member exits, band names, recordings, and songwriting splits. […]

Band Pass Filter

Band Pass Filter Type: noun Pronunciation: /band-pass-fil-ter/ Also spelled or known as: BandPassFilter, Band-Pass-Filter What does Band Pass Filter mean? A type of filter that acts as both a low-pass and a high-pass, and only allows a narrow range of frequencies through. Band Pass Filter is a type of filter that acts as both a […]

Band Reject Filter

Band Reject Filter Type: noun, processor Pronunciation: /band-ree-jekt-fil-ter/ Also spelled or known as: Band-Reject Filter, BandReject Filter Related: Notch Filter, Band Stop Filter What does Band Reject Filter mean? A filter that removes frequencies in a specified band within the overall frequency spectrum. A Band Reject Filter (also known as a Notch Filter or Band […]

Band Stop Filter

Band Stop Filter Type: noun Pronunciation: /band-stop-fil-ter/ Also spelled or known as: Band-Stop Filter, BandStop Filter Related: Notch Filter, Band Reject Filter What does Band Stop Filter mean? A filter that removes frequencies in a specified band within the overall frequency spectrum. Band Stop Filter (also known as a Notch Filter or Band Reject Filter) […]

Bandwidth

Bandwidth Type: noun Pronunciation: /band-with/ Also spelled or known as: Band-Width Related: Audio bandwidth, Critical bandwidth What does Bandwidth mean? The range of frequencies in an audio signal. Bandwidth is the range of frequencies in an audio signal. Example sentence: “The range of frequencies in an audio signal is known as bandwidth.”

Bank

Bank Type: noun Pronunciation: /baink/ Also spelled or known as: Soundbank What does Bank mean? A group of presets that can be loaded onto a synth. A Bank (also known as a “Soundbank”) is a group of presets that can be loaded onto a synth. Bank synonyms: Soundbank Example sentence: “I’m making some changes to […]

Bar

Bar Type: noun, slang Pronunciation: /bar/ Plural: Bars What does Bar mean? A line in a song. A bar is a line in a song, a bar can also be used as slang for lines that are really clever. Multiple clever lines on a rap song are usually referred to as “bars”. Example sentence: “I’m […]

Barcode

Barcode Type: noun Pronunciation: /bar-kohd/ Also spelled or known as: Product Barcode Plural: Barcodes Related: UPC, EAN, GTIN What does Barcode mean? A machine-readable code used to identify products. A Barcode is a visual representation of product information that can be scanned electronically. Barcodes are commonly used for music products, books, merchandise, and retail inventory […]

Bars

Bars Type: noun, slang Pronunciation: /bars/ Singular: Bar What does Bars mean? Lines in a song. Bars are lines in a song, a bar can also be used as slang for lines that are really clever. Multiple clever lines on a rap song are usually referred to as “bars”. Example sentence: “How many bars was […]

BASCA

BASCA Type: noun, acronym Pronunciation: /bas-kuh/ Also spelled or known as: British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors Related: Songwriters What does BASCA mean? British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors; A professional organization supporting songwriters and composers. BASCA was a UK organization representing songwriters, composers, and authors before becoming part of The Ivors Academy. […]

Bass

Bass Type: noun Pronunciation: /bace/ Opposite: Treble What does Bass mean? The lower range of audio frequencies between 60Hz-250Hz. A reference value. Bass is the lower frequencies in a sound – typically from ~60Hz to ~250Hz. Bass Synonyms: Lows, Low end, Sub-bass Example sentence: “Turn up the bass it sounds good.”

Bass Music

Bass Music Type: noun, genre Pronunciation: /bass-mu-sik/ Also spelled or known as: Bass-Music Related: Bass What does Bass Music mean? A category of EDM music that features low and deep sound. Bass Music is a category of EDM music that features low and deep sound. Bass Music genre includes dubstep, trap, bass house, drum and […]

Bassline

Bassline Type: noun Pronunciation: /bass-line/ Also spelled or known as: Bass-Line, Bass Line Related: Bass What does Bassline mean? The notes pattern filling up the bass/low frequency area of the frequency spectrum. Bassline is the notes pattern filling up the bass/low frequency area of the frequency spectrum. The bass has a low frequency. A bassline […]

Beat

Beat Type: noun Pronunciation: /beet/ What does Beat mean? 1. The rhythm of music. 2. A single stroke of a rhythmic accent. 3. An instrumental or a combination of instruments without words. A beat can mean the rhythm of music, a single stroke of a rhythmic accent, or an instrumental/a combination of instruments without words. […]

Beat Drop

Beat Drop Type: noun Pronunciation: /beet-drahp/ Also spelled or known as: Beat-drop What does Beat Drop mean? A point in a song where a sudden change of rhythm or bass line occurs. Beat drop (also known as a “Drop”) is a point in a song where a sudden change of rhythm or bass line occurs. […]

Beat Machine

Beat Machine Type: noun, equipment Pronunciation: /beat-mash-een/ Also spelled or known as: Beat-Machine Plural: Beat Machines Related: Beat What does Beat Machine mean? A programmable electronic musical instrument that creates percussion sounds, drum beats, and patterns. A beat machine (also known as a drum machine) is a programmable electronic musical instrument that creates percussion sounds, […]

Beat Repeat

Beat Repeat Type: noun, effect Pronunciation: /beat-re-peat/ Also spelled or known as: Beat-Repeat Related: Beat What does Beat Repeat mean? An effect that takes audio as an input and repeats the audio back at timed intervals to create a glitch effect. Beat Repeat is an effect that takes audio as an input and repeats the […]

Beatmaker

Beatmaker Type: noun Pronunciation: /beet-mayk-er/ Also spelled or known as: Beat Maker, Beat-Maker Related: Producer, Record Producer, Audio Producer, Sound Producer, Song Producer Plural: Beatmakers What does Beatmaker mean? Someone who engages in music production. A Beatmaker is someone who someone who engages in music production. A Beatmaker can be used to refer to someone […]

Beatmatch

Beatmatch Type: noun Pronunciation: /beat-match/ Also spelled or known as: Beat-match, Beat match Related: Beatmatching What does Beatmatch mean? A DJing process where two or more tracks are matched in tempo and key for a seamless transition between them. A DJing process where two or more tracks are matched in tempo and key for a […]

Beatmatching

Beatmatching Type: noun Pronunciation: /beat-match-in/ Also spelled or known as: Beatmatchin’, Beat matching, Beat-matching Related: Beatmatching What does Beatmatching mean? To be matching two or more tracks in tempo and key for a seamless transition between them. Beatmatching is matching two or more tracks in tempo and key for a seamless transition between them. Example […]

Beats

Beats Type: noun Pronunciation: /beets/ Singular: Beat What does Beats mean? 1. Instrumentals or a combination of instruments without words. 2. Strokes of a rhythmic accent. Beats are instrumentals or a combination of instruments without words. Beats can also mean Strokes of a rhythmic accent. Beats synonyms: Instrumentals Example sentence: “Go ahead and play some […]

Beats Per Minute

Beats Per Minute Type: noun Pronunciation: /beats-per-min-it/ Also spelled or known as: BPM Related: BPM What does Beats Per Minute mean? The number of steady even pulses occurring in one (1) minute in music. Beats Per Minute (also known as BPM) is the number of steady even pulses occurring in one (1) minute in music. […]

Bell

Bell Type: noun, instrument Pronunciation: /behl/ Plural: Bells What does Bell mean? What is a Bell? A idiophone percussion instrument that sounds like or resembles a real bell. A bell is an idiophone percussion instrument that sounds like or resembles a real bell. Example sentence: “Yeat added a bell to ‘Get Busy’”

Bell Curve

Bell Curve Type: noun Pronunciation: /bell-kurve/ Also spelled or known as: Bell-Curve What does Bell Curve mean? The most common curve on a parametric EQ, used to boost or cut a band of frequencies naturally. Bell Curve is the most common curve on a parametric EQ, used to boost or cut a band of frequencies […]

Best Practice

Best Practice Type: noun Pronunciation: /best-prak-tis/ Also spelled or known as: Industry Best Practice Plural: Best Practices Related: Industry Standards What does Best Practice mean? A recommended technique, procedure, standard, or method widely accepted as the most effective within an industry. Best Practice refers to techniques, procedures, or standards considered the most effective or reliable […]

Bi-Directional

Bi-Directional Type: noun, adjective Pronunciation: /by-dy-rek-tion-al/ Also spelled or known as: Bi Directional, Bidirectional Related: Directional What does Bi-Directional mean? A type of microphone pattern that picks up sound from the front and back, but not the sides. A Bi-Directional microphone picks up sound from the front and back, but not the sides. Bi-Directional synonyms: […]

BIEM

BIEM Type: noun, acronym Pronunciation: /bee-em/ Also spelled or known as: Bureau International des Sociétés Gérant les Droits d’Enregistrement et de Reproduction Mécanique Plural: BIEMs Related: Mechanical Rights What does BIEM mean? Bureau International des Sociétés Gérant les Droits d’Enregistrement et de Reproduction Mécanique; An international organization coordinating mechanical rights societies. BIEM is an international […]

Bit Depth

Bit Depth Type: noun Pronunciation: /bit-dept/ Also spelled or known as: Bit-Depth What does Bit Depth mean? The number of bits allowed for the dynamic range of an audio recording. Bit Depth is the number of bits allowed for the dynamic range of an audio recording. Most music recording today is formatted to 16-bit or […]

Bitrate

Bitrate Type: noun Pronunciation: /bit-rate/ Also spelled or known as: Bit-rate, Bit rate What does Bitrate mean? The number of bits that are in an audio file every second, measured in kbps. Bitrate is the number of bits that are in an audio file every second, measured in kbps. Can be CBR (constant) or VBR […]

Bitwig Studio

Bitwig Studio Type: noun, DAW Pronunciation: /bit-wig-stu-dio/ Also spelled or known as: Bitwig-Studio, Bitwig, BitwigStudio Related: Logic Pro, Ableton Live (Ableton), GarageBand, Pro Tools, Cubase/Nuendo, FL Studio, Reaper What does Bitwig Studio mean? A DAW created by Bitwig. Bitwig Studio is a DAW created by Bitwig. The DAW is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Creator: […]

Biz

Biz Type: noun, slang Pronunciation: /biz/ Also spelled or known as: Business Related: Music Business What does Biz mean? Informal shorthand for business. Biz is commonly used as slang for the business side of an industry. In music, “the biz” often refers to the music business as a whole. Biz synonyms: Business, Industry, Trade Example […]

Black Box

Black Box Type: noun Pronunciation: /black-boks/ Also spelled or known as: Black Box Royalties Related: Unclaimed Royalties What does Black Box mean? Royalties that cannot be paid because ownership or usage data is missing. Black Box royalties often occur when songs, recordings, writers, publishers, or setlists cannot be properly identified. Black Box synonyms: Black Box […]

Black Box Royalties

Black Box Royalties Type: noun Pronunciation: /black-boks-roh-yal-tees/ Also spelled or known as: Black Box Related: Unclaimed Royalties What does Black Box Royalties mean? Royalties that cannot be paid because ownership or usage data is missing. Black Box Royalties often occur when songs, recordings, writers, publishers, or setlists cannot be properly identified. Black Box Royalties synonyms: […]

Black Music Action Coalition

Black Music Action Coalition Type: noun, acronym Pronunciation: /blak-mew-zik-ak-shun-ko-al-lee-shun/ Also spelled or known as: BMAC Related: Music Advocacy What does Black Music Action Coalition mean? Black Music Action Coalition; An advocacy organization focused on equity and accountability in the music industry. Black Music Action Coalition aka BMAC works around racial justice, representation, policy, and opportunity […]

Blank Media Levy

Blank Media Levy Type: noun Pronunciation: /blank-mee-dee-uh-lev-ee/ Also spelled or known as: Private Copying Levy Plural: Blank Media Levies Related: Private Copying What does Blank Media Levy mean? A fee on blank media or devices used to compensate copyright holders for private copying. In some countries, blank media levies are collected on recordable media or […]

Blanket License

Blanket License Type: noun Pronunciation: /blank-et-lie-sens/ Related: Licensor, Licensee, License What does Blanket License mean? A license that allows unlimited access to use an entire library of songs during the term of a license for a single fee. A Blanket License is a type of license that allows the licensee (like a Radio station) unlimited […]

Blogger

Blogger Type: noun Pronunciation: /blog-er/ Also spelled or known as: Content Creator, Blog Writer Plural: Bloggers Related: Media What does Blogger mean? A person who writes and publishes content on a blog or website. A Blogger is an individual or company that creates written online content covering topics such as music, entertainment, culture, news, reviews, […]

BMAC

BMAC Type: noun, acronym Pronunciation: /bee-mak/ or /b-m-a-c/ Also spelled or known as: Black Music Action Coalition Related: Music Advocacy What does BMAC mean? Black Music Action Coalition; An advocacy organization focused on equity and accountability in the music industry. BMAC works around racial justice, representation, policy, and opportunity for Black professionals and creators in […]

BMI

BMI Type: noun, acronym Pronunciation: /B-M-I/ Also spelled or known as: B M I, B.M.I. What does BMI mean? Broadcast Music Incorporated. BMI stands for Broadcast Music Incorporated. BMI is an American performing rights organization that protects its members’ musical copyrights. BMI tracks performances of their music and collects (and distributes) the fees associated with […]

Booking Agent

Booking Agent Type: noun Pronunciation: /book-ing-ay-jent/ Also spelled or known as: Talent Agent, Live Agent Plural: Booking Agents Related: Agent, Manager, Publicist, Road Manager, Artist Manager, Business Manager What does Booking Agent mean? A professional responsible for securing live performances and appearances for artists. A Booking Agent is a professional who secures concerts, tours, festival […]

Boom

Boom Type: noun, equipment Pronunciation: /boom/ Related: Boom Stand, Boom Arm What does Boom mean? An arm that attaches to a stand and extends the microphone out horizontally. A microphone “boom” (also known as “boom arm”) is an arm that attaches to the stand and extends the microphone out horizontally. A “boom arm” attaches to […]

Boom Arm

Boom Arm Type: noun, equipment Pronunciation: /boo-arm/ Related: Boom Stand, Boom Plural: Boom Arms What does Boom Arm mean? An arm that attaches to a stand and extends the microphone out horizontally. A “boom arm” (also known as “boom”) is an arm that attaches to the stand and extends the microphone out horizontally. A “boom […]

Boom Stand

Boom Stand Type: noun, equipment Pronunciation: /boom-stand/ Also spelled or known as: Boomstand, Boom-Stand Related: Boom, Boom Arm What does Boom Stand mean? A microphone stand with a “boom arm”, an arm that attaches to the stand and extends the microphone out horizontally. A “boom arm” attaches to the top of the stand so the microphone can move […]

Boost

Boost Type: noun Pronunciation: /boost/ Related: Boosted What does Boost mean? An EQ adjustment that increases the gain of a frequency spectrum. Boost is an EQ adjustment that increases the gain of a frequency spectrum. Example sentence: “Can you boost the volume it sounds low.”

Booth

Booth Type: noun, slang Pronunciation: /booth/ Also spelled: The Booth What does Booth mean? A recording enclosure in a recording studio. Booth synonyms: Yo, The Yo, Stu, Lab, The Stu, The Lab Example sentence: “Stop being scared and get in the booth.”

Bootleg

Bootleg Type: noun, adjective, verb, slang Pronunciation: /boot-leg/ Also spelled or known as: Boot let, Boot-leg What does Bootleg mean? 1. A remix of a song without permission or to remix without permission. 2. An unofficial copy of something. Bootleg is a remix of a song without permission or an unofficial copy of something. Bootleg […]

Bots

Bots Type: noun Pronunciation: /bawts/ Related: Botting, Bot, Bot Farm, Streaming Fraud, Botting Activities, Artificial Streaming What does Bots mean? Automated systems used to artificially inflate streams, views, followers, or engagement. Bots violate the policies of most music platforms and can result in penalties or removal of content. Bots synonyms: Bots Farm, Artificial Streaming, Stream […]

Botting

Botting Type: noun Pronunciation: /bawt-in/ Also spelled or known as: Artificial Streaming Related: Bots, Streaming Fraud, Botting Activities What does Botting mean? The use of automated systems to artificially inflate streams, views, followers, or engagement. Botting violates the policies of most music platforms and can result in penalties or removal of content. Botting synonyms: Artificial […]

Bounce

Bounce Type: noun Pronunciation: /bowns/ Related: Bounced, Bouncing What does Bounce mean? 1. An audio that is exported within a DAW to a format like WAV or MP3. 2. To export an audio. Example sentence: “I’m emailing you the bounce now.”

Bouncing

Bouncing Type: verb Pronunciation: /bounce-in/ Also spelled or known as: Bouncin’ Related: Bounce, Bounced What does Bouncing mean? To be exporting a track in an MP3, WAV or other format. Bouncing synonyms: Exporting Example sentence: “When are you bouncing the record?”

BPI

BPI Type: noun, acronym Pronunciation: /bee-pee-eye/ Also spelled or known as: British Phonographic Industry Plural: BPIs Related: Record Labels What does BPI mean? British Phonographic Industry; A trade association representing the UK recorded music industry. BPI stands for British Phonographic Industry and represents record labels and music businesses in the United Kingdom. It administers certifications […]

BPM

BPM Type: noun, acronym Pronunciation: /B-P-M/ Also spelled or known as: B-P-M, B.P.M, B P M, Beats Per Minute Related: Beats Per Minute What does BPM mean? Beats Per Minute. BPM stands for Beats Per Minute; BPM is the number of steady even pulses occurring in one (1) minute in music. BPM synonyms: Tempo, Beats […]

Branding

Branding Type: noun Pronunciation: /bran-ding/ Also spelled or known as: Brand Development Plural: Brandings Related: Marketing What does Branding mean? The process of creating and managing a distinct public identity for a business, product, or individual. Branding includes names, logos, visuals, messaging, reputation, and audience perception. Strong branding helps artists, products, and companies stand out […]

Brass

Brass Type: noun, instrument Pronunciation: /brahs/ What does Brass mean? What is a Brass? An acoustic brass instrument or a type of sound that resembles a brass instrument. Brass is an acoustic brass instrument or a type of sound that resembles a brass instrument. Example sentence: “A brass sound would fit well there.”

Break

Break Type: noun Pronunciation: /brayk/ Related: Breakdown, Breakbeat, Breaks, Breakbeats Also spelled or known as: The Break Plural: Breaks, Breakbeats What does Break mean? A simplified section of a track. The break is a simplified section of a track. The break is typically where the track is simplified to just drums and/or percussions. Some breaks […]

Breakbeat

Breakbeat Type: noun Pronunciation: /brayk-beat/ Also spelled or known as: Break-beat, Break beat Related: Break, Breakdown, Breaks, Breakbeats Plural: Breakbeats What does Breakbeat mean? A repeated drum beat pattern. The breakbeat is a repeated drum beat pattern in a track. Breakbeat synonyms: Break, Breakdown Example sentence: “I want to put a breakbeat in the middle.”

Breakdown

Breakdown Type: noun Pronunciation: /brayk-down/ Also spelled or known as: The breakdown, Break-down, Break down Related: Break, Breakbeat, Breaks, Breakbeats Plural: Breaks, Breakbeats What does Breakdown mean? A simplified section of a track. The breakdown is a simplified section of a track. The Breakdown is typically where the track is simplified to just drums and/or […]

Breaks

Breaks Type: noun Pronunciation: /brayks/ Related: Breakdown, Breakbeat, Break, Breakbeats Also spelled or known as: The breaks Singular: Break, Breakbeat What does Breaks mean? Simplified sections of a track. Breaks are simplified sections of a track(s). The break is typically where the track is simplified to just drums and/or percussions. Some breaks don’t include drums, […]

Brickwall Filter

Brickwall Filter Type: noun Pronunciation: /brick-wall-fil-ter/ What does Brickwall Filter mean? An advanced type of low-pass or high-pass filter with a very steep slope (dB/oct), resembling a brick wall because of the rolloff. A Brickwall Filter is an advanced type of low-pass or high-pass filter with a very steep slope (dB/oct), resembling a brick wall […]

Bridge

Bridge Type: noun Pronunciation: /bridge/ What does Bridge mean? A section that connects two parts of a song. A bridge musically and lyrically is a section that connects two parts of a song. A bridge can be used to combat repetitiveness. Example sentence: “I’m going to rewrite the bridge today.”

Broadcast

Broadcast Type: verb, noun Pronunciation: /brawd-kast/ Also spelled or known as: Air, Transmission Plural: Broadcasts Related: Broadcasting What does Broadcast mean? 1. To transmit content (audio or video) to an audience. 2. Content (audio or video) transmitted to an audience. Broadcast refers to the transmission of content through radio, television, satellite, internet streaming, or other […]

Broadcast Mechanical

Broadcast Mechanical Type: noun Pronunciation: /brawd-kast-muh-kan-i-kuhl/ Also spelled or known as: Broadcast Mechanical Royalty Plural: Broadcast Mechanicals Related: Mechanical Royalties What does Broadcast Mechanical mean? A mechanical royalty generated when music is broadcasted on radio or television, particularly in Europe & certain territories. Broadcast Mechanical income may arise when music is reproduced or copied for […]

Brown Noise

Brown Noise Type: noun Pronunciation: /brown-noys/ Also spelled or known as: Brown-Noise, Brownnoise What does Brown Noise mean? A type of noise that is denser in the low end and has less high-frequencies than both pink and white noise. Brown Noise is a type of noise that is denser in the low end and has […]

Browser

Browser Type: noun Pronunciation: /brow-zer/ What does Browser mean? What is a Browser? A feature on most DAWs for browsing files like samples, effects, plugins, presets, stock content, & more. A browser is a feature on most DAWs for browsing files like samples, effects, plugins, presets, stock content, & more. Example sentence: “I’m looking for […]

Build

Build Type: noun Pronunciation: /bild/ Related: Build up What does Build mean? A section of a track that leads into a drop. A build (sometimes known as build up) is a section of a track that leads into a drop. A build creates excitement and anticipation for the drop. Build synonyms: Build up Example sentence: […]

Build up

Build up Type: noun Pronunciation: /bild-up/ Also spelled or known as: Build-up, Buildup Related: Build What does Build up mean? A section of a track that leads into a drop. A Build up (sometimes spelled build-up or buildup) is a section of a track that leads into a drop. A build up creates excitement and […]

Bus

Bus Type: noun Pronunciation: /bus/ Also spelled or known as: Buss What does Bus mean? An auxiliary track that is assigned audio from multiple tracks in a DAW for group audio processing. Bus is a an auxiliary track that is assigned audio from multiple tracks in a DAW for group audio processing. A bus may […]

Business Manager

Business Manager Type: noun Pronunciation: /biz-ness-man-uh-jer/ Also spelled or known as: Financial Manager Plural: Business Managers Related: Business, Biz, Management What does Business Manager mean? A professional responsible for managing financial and business affairs. Business Managers oversee budgeting, taxes, accounting, investments, contracts, and financial planning. Many successful artists employ business managers to handle complex finances. […]

Buss

Buss Type: noun Pronunciation: /buss/ Also spelled or known as: Bus What does Buss mean? A track that is assigned audio from multiple tracks in a DAW for group audio processing. Buss is a an auxiliary track that is assigned audio from multiple tracks in a DAW for group audio processing. A buss may group […]

Buyout

Buyout Type: noun, legal term Pronunciation: /buy-out/ Also spelled or known as: Rights buyout, Full buyout Plural: Buyouts What does Buyout mean? A one-time payment made in exchange for ownership or usage rights. A Buyout is a payment arrangement where a creator or rights owner receives a one-time payment in exchange for transferring ownership rights […]