A recording becomes an ask, a clearance path, and a license.

Not an archive browser: a steward's desk for seeing which moment has demand, who controls it, what blocks it and what closed.

Demand testimony → rights checkClear / hold / requestClosed value reads back below

§11,000 hours are asleep. These moments are ready to sell.

Preservation is done and paid for. The return now is licensing — and a buyer only wants the moment, never the 11,000 hours. This board ranks where cleared rights and live buyer demand overlap.

MODELED RIGHTS STATUS — the artists and years shown are real, documented Montreux history. Every rights-clearance status and note below (cleared, blocked, who must sign off) is a modeled illustration of typical clearance complexity, not a confirmed status from the real estate.

§The rights registry — what the archive holds, and what it may license.

Every item wears its rights state. A visitor can register licensing interest — a request to the steward, never a grant. The steward's queue sits below, owner-gated.

The rights registry · 0 itemseach item wears its rights state — nothing licensable until documented

Registering interest sends a note to the archive steward. It is a request, never a grant — no license exists until the steward documents the rights and closes a deal.

The steward queue · owner-gatedevery intent, with the rights state beside it