Songwriter splits
Songwriters usually split their share according to their contribution. If two people write together as equals, it's often 50 % each. What matters is that everyone has talked about it beforehand.
Split Sheets
Decide per song who gets how much of the royalties. Everyone involved confirms their share – by email or in the dashboard.
A split sheet records who is involved in a song and what percentage of the revenue each person is entitled to – songwriters, producers, features, and others. Together, the shares add up to 100%.
That way, there's no discussion later about who gets what. The royalties are then distributed according to these shares.
You just enter the percentages – the dashboard takes care of the rest.
Everyone listed as a credit in the release appears in the split sheet. You just enter the percentage shares.
Split each song individually or set one split for all tracks of a release.
Participants confirm via email link or in the dashboard. If they have an account, they can also propose a share themselves.
As long as a share isn't confirmed or remains disputed, it stays frozen. This protects everyone involved.
If the shares change, you create a new version. The participants confirm it again.
Download each split sheet as a PDF or print it out – for your records.
You'll find everything in the dashboard under Royalties → Split Sheets.
Add the contributors to your release in the Track Credits. They are the basis for the split sheet.
Under Royalties → Split Sheets you'll see all releases that don't have a split sheet yet.
Enter the percentage for each person involved (100 % in total) and choose when the split takes effect.
Everyone involved gets a message and confirms their share. If someone doesn't reply, we'll remind them automatically.
There's no fixed rule, but there are a few points of reference.
Songwriters usually split their share according to their contribution. If two people write together as equals, it's often 50 % each. What matters is that everyone has talked about it beforehand.
Producers can also receive a share of the revenue. How high it is gets agreed individually and depends on what they contributed, for example beat, arrangement, recording or mix.
The split sheet governs how the revenue received via OneCrewRecords is divided. It doesn't replace contracts between the people involved.
Note
The split sheet only governs how you share your portion with your contributors.
The owner of the release, meaning the account that created the release. The participants come from the credits.
No. They can also confirm via an email link. Shares for credit artists are handled through the account that created them.
The share stays frozen until the matter is resolved. The objection reaches you along with the reason given, and Support can help if needed.
Yes, with a new version that the participants confirm again. Royalties that have already been released remain unchanged.
You choose: from the release date (retroactively from release) or from the date of entry (from the month in which the most recently added participant was entered).
No. It records how the revenue is divided, but not any other agreements between the participants.
Sign up for free and create your first split sheet.