101 music contracts binder / CD

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Not everything, sometimes you gotta do some online research to find something much cheaper and of high quality. You can get like 170 music contracts in the Ultimate Musician Package.


eniggamatic said:
:cool: I agree like everything you need is always expensive :cool:
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A good set of contracts is expensive for a reason, they're their to protect your intellectual property. You'll end up losing a lot more in the long run if you scrimp on getting good contracts in place earlier on.
 
I am in need of a side artist agreement. Does anyone have one that they would be able to share?
 
velocity101 said:
A good set of contracts is expensive for a reason, they're their to protect your intellectual property. You'll end up losing a lot more in the long run if you scrimp on getting good contracts in place earlier on.
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That is so true. Don't cheap out or it will bite you in the ass later on.
 
Making sure that you have all bases covered is essential. Everything has to be watertight.

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Music lawyers must be raking it in.
 
If you need a ton of contracts drawn up it can cost you. But if you only need a few I have them at very reasonable price. Not trying to spam this thread, but this thread is old so if you are looking for a current source you may want to check it out.....

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no spam it's a need for alot of ppl here ..so I say good post
keep providing stuff like that.. this is what the business section here needs
resources for producers/artists/media & ent. companies
 
If a post can give good advice or provide something of value then it's definitely not spam.
 
Google

look like $300 to $900 per hour
probably around $750-$1,500 for a contract revision
but they do consultation for about $100 a hour which can be all you need.. a look over of a contract
 
fataltone said:
Google

look like $300 to $900 per hour
probably around $750-$1,500 for a contract revision
but they do consultation for about $100 a hour which can be all you need.. a look over of a contract
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Damn, I'm in the wrong profession.
 
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