Session recording
Make a fund-raising CD!
The One-day recording package is very popular as it provides a a cost-effective opportunity to raise money. For example, if you sell 500 CDs at £10 each, your profit will be over £3,000.
The price depends on the number of CDs ordered and includes:
- Travel to and from the venue: there is no extra charge for distance as long as the travel to and from the venue can safely take place on the same day as the recording (see extras, below).
- One full day’s recording with no time limit.
- Sensitive and helpful musical advice given where appropriate.
- Unlimited digital editing to get the best result from your hard work.
- Full colour artwork designed and printed with a 4 page booklet (1 sheet folded in half).
- Submission and payment of the MCPS copyright license.
- Finished CDs delivered to your door
The all-inclusive price for the day’s recording and CDs is:
• 200 CDs
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£1,350
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• 500 CDs
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£1,850
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• 1000 CDs
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£2,100
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• 2000 CDs
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£2,500
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• 3000 CDs
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£2,750
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Other quantities are available - please ask.
RECORDING ONLY:
If you don’t want any CDs, a full day’s recording with unlimited digital editing and supply of a master CD costs £750.
Don’t forget, though, that if you want to produce your own CDs or have your music available to download, you will need to obtain a copyright licence from the MCPS.
EXTRAS:
- Extra booklet pages will incur an extra cost which depends on how much colour printing is required. A quotation can be given as necessary.
- If an overnight stay is necessary before and/or after the recording because of travelling distance, an extra £95 for each night will be charged, plus the cost of accommodation (or you can supply this).
- If you would like to record over more than one day, there is an extra charge of £150 per half day’s recording. This charge takes into account the extra material that will be recorded and the associated time to edit it.
HANDY HINT:
As you have only one day to record, it is essential to arrive at the sessions fully rehearsed. Rehearse/record sessions can be time consuming and frustrating.