Orchestrators Sample Clauses

Orchestrators. (1) Definition – Orchestrating is the labor of scoring the various voices and/or instruments of an arrangement without changing or adding to the melodies, counter-melodies, harmonies and rhythms.
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Orchestrators. Copyists and other Music Preparation Musicians shall be compensated based upon the applicable page rate in effect under this agreement at the time product is released. Calculation is based upon original bar length of song, composition or cue as prepared. Use of the music licensed under this Article 7 is limited to the specific original content or product, which shall be described on an executed new-use agreement, though such content may be released on multiple platforms or SKU’s (Stock Keeping Unit; unique ID given to every product for inventory and tracking) Similarly, for purposes of this Article, sequels, repackaged, re-released or bundled version of the original product as well as expansion packs, add-ons, patches or updates of product require no additional payment and are considered the same product. Use of this music in any other game or software would constitute an additional new-use, subject to the AFM terms in force at the time of such new-use. Other uses are prohibited except as specified under this agreement. Scope and applicability of this Article 7 shall be determined solely by the American Federation of Musicians.
Orchestrators. Copyists and other Music Preparation Musicians shall be compensated based upon the applicable page rate in effect under this agreement at the time product is released. Calculation is based upon original bar length of song, composition or cue as prepared.
Orchestrators. Effective December 1, 2012 Wages/$22.50 = Hours Hours x $3.045 = Contribution
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