Base Rate (per minute of music, rounded up):
Urgency Surcharge:
All minutes rounded up.
A Simple 2-minute and 15-second song (charged as 3 minutes):
An Intermediate 3-minute and 45-second song (charged as 4 minutes):
An Advanced 4-minute and 33-second song (charged as 5 minutes):
Final price may vary based on a detailed assessment of the song's complexity. A quote will be provided before any work begins.
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All Study Guides/Transcriptions are provided for personal, educational use only.
You may not share, redistribute, or sell them beyond your personal use.
In most cases, neither the Transcriber (me) nor the client (you) owns the rights to the underlying music; in the situation where you are the copyright owner of a piece you've commissioned me to transcribe for you, you will retain all rights in the copyright.
The fee you pay is for the time and effort spent creating the Guide/Transcription, not for the Guide/Transcription itself.
Any Study Guides (Transcriptions) delivered to you exclusively will include a watermark featuring the words "Just The Bass Teaching Materials" with your name/email for identification. This helps to ensure that should the Guide/Transcription show up on another site or platform where it's being shared or passed off as someone else's work, it's clearly got the the Just The Bass name on it and YOURS.
After a period of one month after delivery, the Study Guide/Transcription may be released into the collection over at Just The Riffs, depending on perceived popularity, with your personally identifying information removed and only the site watermark in place.
Caveat: I don't guarantee that I'll be able to produce the Guide/Transcription (and I won't ask for payment until I'm sure I can) and I can't guarantee a super quick turnaround time if I can do it because it may be a really complicated piece, require some super deep-diving research and stem hunting/creating and there's all of the life/work things that may get in the way.
I will do my best to deliver on time and I'll keep you in the loop should any potential obstacles arise.
Full disclosure: even though I've been Playing, Studying and Transcribing for nearly 40 years, there are some styles of music I don't know well and there are also some techniques I don't know at all and for which I'm not even sure there's any form of theory markup (Ryan Martnie, I'm looking at you...)!
But anything that uses regular plucking, picking, some slapping and some tapping I'm good with and, let's face it, that covers about 95-98% of all recorded music, ever!