Using a 3rd party to produce. Is this acceptable?

[mazz]

You'll work it out. If you've been working with him for years, then you probably have a good relationship. Keeping open and honest communication in these matters is key.I suggest you check out some music business books just so you can learn the terminology. It's not that tough to learn the basics. It's a lot easier than learning to play an axe or write a great tune!!Here's a really good one:http://www.donpassman.com/allabout.htmlEnjoy!

[gavink]

Aug 9, 2009, 10:08pm, mazz wrote:You'll work it out. If you've been working with him for years, then you probably have a good relationship. Keeping open and honest communication in these matters is key.I suggest you check out some music business books just so you can learn the terminology. It's not that tough to learn the basics. It's a lot easier than learning to play an axe or write a great tune!!Here's a really good one:http://www.donpassman.com/allabout.htmlEnjoy!Thanks Mazz. will definitely check that book out.All the best,G

[gavink]

ok heard back from my producer and he will work with me. he will help me via email if I get a placement we will work it out. he said to first ask the publisher how the master licensing fees are handled (and, of course, how much they are) and to let them make the offer and we`ll go from there.