Workshop 100 - Songwriter RecordingThe Plan Outline
Step 1: We first meet in a small group - usually no
more than 15 songwriters.
Step 2: We record the selected song from a songwriter or songwriting team.Step 3: We then meet as a group to discuss the song - how it could be improved.
Step 4: A rough arrangement emerges, the arrangement is refined
Step 5: A rough chart of the arrangement is created
Step 6: The song begins a re-recording process where we record the new arrangement using the musicians in the room.The idea is to get your song ready for a recording session by taking all the needed steps in preparation of that event.Because of the nature of the workshop, each songwriter will be co-writing with other writers who attend the workshop. In the final production version, there may be 4 different main writers. Paperwork will be on hand. Slot-1 will retain exclusive rights to the demo recording, meaning that the studio owns the recording of the song. All writers get a CD copy of the final song.
Step 2: We record the selected song from a songwriter or songwriting team.Step 3: We then meet as a group to discuss the song - how it could be improved.
Step 4: A rough arrangement emerges, the arrangement is refined
Step 5: A rough chart of the arrangement is created
Step 6: The song begins a re-recording process where we record the new arrangement using the musicians in the room.The idea is to get your song ready for a recording session by taking all the needed steps in preparation of that event.Because of the nature of the workshop, each songwriter will be co-writing with other writers who attend the workshop. In the final production version, there may be 4 different main writers. Paperwork will be on hand. Slot-1 will retain exclusive rights to the demo recording, meaning that the studio owns the recording of the song. All writers get a CD copy of the final song.