Electronic Music Sample Clauses

Electronic Music. Devices (EMD): a digital, analog or hybrid electronic device that produces or reproduces musical and non-musical sounds (this includes, all computer based software virtual instruments (VI’s) and hardware synthesizers, digital sampling devices, mobile devices, etc., whose sound is generated solely by digital and electronic means).
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Electronic Music. Devices Conditions and fees for electronic music devices shall be as provided in Schedule The fees payable herein are minimum fees for services rendered and shall not preclude a from negotiating fees at rates higher than those payable hereunder.
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Electronic Music. (1) Recorded music or electronic instruments such as the Yamaha DX series, Xxxx, Xxxxxx, Oberheim, Fairlight, Kurzweil, and Synclavier, and other devices now known, or which shall hereafter become known, may be used in performances of musical shows provided that the minimum numbers of musicians specified in Article V of this Agreement are engaged. Players of such instruments shall be engaged as performing musicians except: (a) When the orchestra is on stage, is an integral part of the staging, and when space and scenic considerations prevent the utilization of the full complement as playing musicians; OR (b) When there is a lack of room in the orchestra pit due to considerations other than those referred to in Article XIII G. of this Agreement. (c) If the conditions referred to in either subparagraph (a) or (b) shall occur, a specific number of understudies to be mutually agreed upon shall be employed unless at least (80%) of the appropriate orchestra minimum is engaged as playing musicians (such number not to be rounded), in which event no mutual agreement shall be required. (2) Electronic instruments, except for rhythm/percussion synthesizers, may be used in rehearsals for musical shows. (3) Any musician operating an electronic instrument(s) in musical shows shall receive a premium of twenty-five percent (25%) of the basic scale wage in addition thereto and shall be permitted to operate any number of electronic instruments and acoustic keyboard instruments (including modules or any other connecting devices). Other than the foregoing premium, there shall be no doubling premium paid regardless of the number of electronic instruments operated by said musician. (4) A joint subcommittee shall be appointed by the parties to explore the effect of the use of electronic musical set-ups in the theatre. (5) In the event an electronic instrument is utilized in a production, the trade name and model number of the instrument shall be indicated on the individual musician's contract submitted to the Union. B. The Employer/Producer shall not use or permit the use of any tapes or recordings for any rehearsal, except with the prior written consent of the Executive Board of Local 802. Said consent shall be obtained before the first rehearsal of any production. C. If there is a synthesizer utilized in either a self-contained unit or non-legitimate attraction, a premium of one hundred and fifty percent (150%) of minimum will be paid to each synthesizer musician. This premium ...
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