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“Doesn’t seem like much of a deal to us”. In what way?
There seems to be some mis information being put out, according to industry personal posting on FB:
“It is especially a win-win if people actually understand what it means, including that Microsoft didn’t sign anything, isn’t planning on becoming a signatory company, has kept open the option to record elsewhere non-union, hasn’t been ratified, and hasn’t been accepted by any other company. Knowing what someone is celebrating is pretty important.”
It’s not a deal with composers, but with games producer Microsoft. The $300 per 3-hour session applies to musicians recording the tracks. I question the validity of the “industry personal posting on FB” – no doubt an axe-grinding group.
Norman, your anti-AFM stance grows tiresome. In the USA without a musicians’ union, professional musicians would be driving cabs when not actually playing.
Thanks to the musicians union in NYC, musicians are driving cabs when not playing.
Playing? Who am I kidding. There’s no work in NYC anymore! I wonder who made it intolerable unaffordable to hire musicians in NYC?
“…intolerably unafforadble…” Excuse me