Sorry if this has already made the rounds or is in the wrong forum but it appears that Monster Cable is once again flexing it's muscles against the little guy

Email the company and voice your displeasure.

Irene Baran, Chief Operating Officer
iebaran@monstercable.com

legal@monstercable.com

story :

A guy is about to mix and master my CD and I want a contract to make sure everything goes smoothly. Does anyone have any mixing and mastering contracts?

Does anyone have guest musician contracts to allow a musician to play for a fee and receive no rights or royalties to the work?

Thanks

Made this from a lot samples, is this all the info I would need for a "work for hire" contract also known as "no producer royalty, no song rights"? If you think I should add anything, please LMK.

PRODUCER AGREEMENT

I took away the name of the recordcompagny in question, and put some things in italic that drew my attention.

Quote:

· ARTIST RETAINS OWNERSHIP OF MASTERS.

· ARTIST RETAINS OWNERSHIP OF PUBLISHING.

· TERM OF AGREEMENT IS AT DISCRETION OF ARTIST (TO BE DETERMINED PRIOR TO EXECUTION)

Hi all, I value your opinions and would appreciate any input you have on the following. .

Does anyone know were I could find a some what standard work for hire contract?
Thanks.

I have recorded an album for a church group. They have the permissions on all the cover songs they recorded, which is not a problem. My question is on the CD, how and what credits do i have to put on the booklet for them to be able to sell them legally? For example: (words and music by:),(copyrights?),(released through permission etc..)
any help would be great!

Hey guy's,
I was thinking of advertising Karaoke services on my website (I'm a dot.com now! :cool: ) and I was wondering what the legality's were.

I have seen posted, guy's who have cover bands and get a lawsuit notice from a music publisher and I don't want to go through that.

Does anyone know if there is any standard contract langauge online for a "spec" recording deal? (I know enough to get a lawyer to look at the final version, I just want a starting point.) I'm discussing a potential project with a very good R&B band made up of older musicians (all over 60) who have been playing this type of music for 40 or more years.