Hope everyone’s well. I’m finally ready to launch my website
and go live with my company. The idea is simple~ people e-mail, dropbox, or use
YouSendIt to send me audio files (mp3, full omf, whatever)- I record my drums
over them and send them back.
I’ve been doing this using the set up in my house with a
local production company with good results for a few smaller projects. My
question, before I put the money into launching the site and purchasing a
larger YouSendIt subscription, is what would YOU- personally, collectively- be
looking for on a website of an online session drummer that would sell you on
using them on your next project?
I will have videos of my playing, list of services offered,
pay scale, list of equipment/ plugins/ etc used, and examples of the studio
quality sound the client will receive when I’m finished. I’ll be working in
conjunction with the local company if the clients don’t have an engineer ready
to mix/master their files (thinking independent musicians like who I recorded
with during my time in Austin) or I could just send back the omf file with just
my drums cleaned up a bit (or replaced, depending on what the client wished).
Any and all input, questions, comments, and concern are
welcomed and encouraged. Thanks for your time.
A.J.
and go live with my company. The idea is simple~ people e-mail, dropbox, or use
YouSendIt to send me audio files (mp3, full omf, whatever)- I record my drums
over them and send them back.
I’ve been doing this using the set up in my house with a
local production company with good results for a few smaller projects. My
question, before I put the money into launching the site and purchasing a
larger YouSendIt subscription, is what would YOU- personally, collectively- be
looking for on a website of an online session drummer that would sell you on
using them on your next project?
I will have videos of my playing, list of services offered,
pay scale, list of equipment/ plugins/ etc used, and examples of the studio
quality sound the client will receive when I’m finished. I’ll be working in
conjunction with the local company if the clients don’t have an engineer ready
to mix/master their files (thinking independent musicians like who I recorded
with during my time in Austin) or I could just send back the omf file with just
my drums cleaned up a bit (or replaced, depending on what the client wished).
Any and all input, questions, comments, and concern are
welcomed and encouraged. Thanks for your time.
A.J.