Remote Session Musicians

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Comment by vladimir fedorov on October 25, 2009 at 11:26pm

Chris, I can try.

Comment by Chris Merritt on October 25, 2009 at 5:26pm

I need a male vocalist in the style of Social Distortion for some remote session work. I'll send you the music, you record your vocals and send that back. I usually use people and record them here or in a nearby studio, but I thought it's about time to try this!

So, let me know if you are or know of any good male rockers!

Comment by Virtual Saxophone Studio on September 4, 2009 at 10:35am

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If you need a saxophone in you productions, this is the right website for you.
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Comment by Pedro R. Bastidas on July 28, 2009 at 11:56pm

Hello!
I'm new here!

Comment by Xcid on July 1, 2009 at 9:22am

Hello there! I'm wondering if we have some singers or choirs around ¿?

Comment by James Semple on June 27, 2009 at 7:13am

Hi all ... There's an article on Remote Session Musicians in the July 2009 edition of Sound on Sound magazine.

Comment by pete whitfield on June 21, 2009 at 2:15pm

I didn't have a problem with the Screen Music site Chris, but it is new so there may be glitches. Another one that I keep meaning to have a crack at is eSessions.

Comment by phil Kelly on June 19, 2009 at 1:43pm

I probably would have laughed over the edge of my gobos ( where I was playing drums on a full band simul date live to 2 track ( maybe 3 track ) with no cue, and only a tinny click in one ear ( or not ) The brass would've been approx. 30 -40' away ( same for the reeds ) and I'd be compensating automatically for the time lag!

..and the shit STILL sounds good!!

Comment by Chris Alpiar on June 19, 2009 at 1:22pm

What would you have said if someone told you back in the 60s or 70s that you would do a recording this way some day? haha

Comment by phil Kelly on June 19, 2009 at 1:11pm

Speaking of "remote repair work", I'm currently engaged in a bunch of this on my new CD material ( recorded live a couple weeks ago . Overall, the seesions went quite well and the band played with a high energy level. But there were a number of keyboard fixes that have to be done. So, I contacted my old studio buddy Pat Coil who, as it turned out, is currently on tour with Michael McDonald .So: when I said "shit -I guess that means you cant do the fixes ? " Pat says: " No problem - I've got Logic and Pro Tools on my MacPro laptop -have your engineer send me the files and I can fix 'em in my hotel room in the afternoons -besides, it'll keep me from watching too much daytime TV! " So -thats what were gonna do! ( It does seem odd to be getting O/D tracks back from someone whom I actually DON'T KNOW HIS PHYSICAL LOCATION DAY TO DAY!
also: I'm doing the same thing to replace a no show
percussionist -( sending the files to Dallas for a couple old studio buddies to execute as well as some guitar tracks to LA -which I'd plan to do all along . )

If the overall plan works, all the data fixes should be back on the session hard drives in time to edit and mix by the end of July!! ..thanx to my great engineer and "data cop" , Tom Hall.

BTW: if youhaven't seen them yet, Dan Sheehan took some GREAT session photos that are at this link:

http://www.danielsheehan.com/kelly-bb/

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