Abdulrahman
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Other than 99Orch (aka Musiversal), what is the best option out there for budget composers, but with (can't say professional results) at least something with better players?
Yes, they offer that as well. Obviously there is a difference in pricing as it takes longer to transcribe like that. But I've seen it happen multiple times.do they do music sheet transcription as well ? base on project file or can be base on mp3? i'm interested to look for one which offers both transcription and recording service. Sometimes, my customer might want a a piece of live recording piece but at budgeted price.
Where can we find the schedule of their shared sessions ?
Contact them. They'll get right back to you!Where can we find the schedule of their shared sessions ?
Thanks
do they do music sheet transcription as well ? base on project file or can be base on mp3?
Wow, Dynamedion team comprises 40-50 men and 2 women (in finance and marketing). They all look like lovely people, but I wonder if they could work on balancing that ratio a little more? Sorry for the O.T...
Who says you should have a ceretain ratio?
No, that kind of ratio definitely has the look of a boys' club.Well... I guess I do, Erica-Grace. Although I sense I may be in something of a minority.
No, that kind of ratio definitely has the look of a boys' club.
I can tell you there are plenty of women available at the start of the pipeline, maybe not at 50-50 ratio but far, far better than 25-1. But, yes, the whole industry is still structured as a boys' club.No, that kind of ratio definitely has the look of not enough women in the business. Not "let's have a boys club and keep out the girls". And let's face it, there are some women, but very few compared to the amount of men. When you fill positions, you hire the best people for the job, drawing from the pool that is available to you. If more women are available, you should have a higher ratio of women. If less women are available, then you are going to have a lower ratio of women.