Re: [Harp-L] Be a studio musician when you're not there - Virtual Studio Musician

[Emile Damico <oatss_oatflakes@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've done this before. They send you tracks and you do it at home and you send your tracks back to them.
This has gone on for a while since multi-track digital recording has been around. You need high quality mics.
I use digital performer software and an Intel Mac and an 828 MOTU interface. Some of the stuff  you need
to read music. Your youtube can be your calling card. It can show all of your styles that you can play.
The worst thing is to get job for something you can't do very well. This is my calling card: www.youtube.com/diggsblues

Emile



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 From: Robert Hale <robert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: JON KIP <jonkip@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
Cc: harp-L list <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx> 
Sent: Sunday, April 7, 2013 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Be a studio musician when you're not there - Virtual Studio Musician
 
On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 12:45 PM, JON KIP <jonkip@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> FTP is just file transfer...I think my teacher does that, I'll ask him.


Hi Jon,

I've read a little about real time collaborative recording. I'm thinking
more of recording tracks at home when distance is impractical or
cost-prohibitive. And I think I have the hardware and specs in order.

MARKETING
Locally, I would call-visit-demo my instruments to studios. Goal is to be
on their list and aware when the need arises. I see remote recording
pitched on a few musician websites. Other than that, How do I make myself
visible to those hiring? I bet word of mouth referral still plays very
strongly in this business.

And what is this category of recording called? Remote implies on-location
recording. Virtual Studio Musician??

Robert Hale
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