A split sheet is a written agreement that identifies each contributor to a song and establishes ownership percentages amongst them. The agreed percentages determine how much each contributor will receive from the royalties generated by their music.

A split sheet is like a musical handshake that sorts out who gets how much credit when you write a song with someone. Whether that be divided between other songwriters, producers, lyricists, or whoever else contributed to the track, a split sheet legally identifies who wrote what percentage of the song.

A split sheet is an agreement between two or more music creators that establishes the writer and publishing percentages each individual owns in the song. Each song can be divided into a writer’s (or lyric) share and a producer’s (or music) share. The two shares represent independent ownership interests in the song and each share is worth 50%.

A songwriter split sheet is a written agreement that identifies all contributors to a song as well as their ownership percentages of that song. These ownership percentages determine how publishing royalties will be "split" between creators. When all parties sign, split sheets become legally binding.

The music or songwriters split sheet is a document that lists everyone who is considered a writer of the song. Additionally, the document will contain the ownership percentages of the song (referred to as splits).