#1860721 - 12/21/07 07:03 PM
Session players
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Jazzman
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Is there a list of session players by state, that one can pick from? Also what about vocals? Same question.
What is the going rate for players these days.
Are these folks in a union, non-union?
Is there a form that I should draft up for session players, to work in my studio? Works for hire?
Last, do these folks have clips of their work, could I ask for some proof of their talant? I just don't want to be burned by a so called artist.
Thanks in advance.
Jazzman 
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#1860752 - 12/21/07 08:20 PM
Re: Session players
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Griffinator
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Contacting the local M.U. is probably your best way to go to find session players. As far as the "going" rate, I know in Nashville it's $50 per song per player.
Edited by Griffinator (12/21/07 08:20 PM)
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#1863061 - 12/28/07 07:14 AM
Re: Session players
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audiorulez
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In the USA typically they are all union, and the going rate is set by the local. Here's a link to get you started in your search:
http://www.afm.org/public/home/index.php
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#1867169 - 01/05/08 11:25 AM
Re: Session players
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Jazzman
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Thanks for the advice and links. Working on it now.
Jazzman
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