Hey Everyone! Right up front, here is the final song from the actual recording session portion of the video:

- https://youtu.be/yCxIcraglYc

- https://open.spotify.com/track/29PHTP1mnupRx85hj5JNXt?si=jZStDYfJRpG1Vb8ZlUmIYA

- https://music.apple.com/us/album/even-when/1606030806?i=1606030808

Alright! So, as the title of this video explains, this video is about remote recording work — how to get started, what to consider when starting, and some advice on professionalism and gear. I just want to be clear from the onset, this material is simply how I do things, and how I approach this type of work. This video is based on my own experiences of working on remote projects over a number of years.

Nashville Musicians Union Pay Scales: https://www.nashvillemusicians.org/sites/default/files/AFM%20RECORDING%20SCALE%20SUMMARY%20SHEET2020J.pdf

Time Stamps:

00:00 - Introduction

02:36 - Part I: Actual Session

04:44 - Part I: Actual Session (Song Listen Through)

07:47 - Part I: Actual Session (Rhythm 1)

11:10 - Part I: Actual Session (Rhythm 2)

14:25 - Part I: Actual Session (Guitar Solo)

18:10 - Part I: Actual Session (Fills)

20:26 - Part II: Getting Started, Tips, and Discussion

21:15 - Part II: Topic 1 - Getting Started

24:02 - Part II: Topic 2 - Getting Set Up

29:04 - Part II: Topic 3 - Fees and Money

32:55 - Part II: Topic 4 - Professionalism

35:16 - Part II: Topic 5 - Skills You Need

37:25 - Part III: Gear Talk

39:55 - Part III: Gear Talk (Guitars)

43:31 - Part III: Gear Talk (Amps)

44:52 - Part III: Gear Talk (Mics and the Rest)

51:24 - Part IV: Outro