Looking for a warm, understated Rhodes part for a 78 BPM soul track in D minor. Two verses, a chorus, and room for a short solo. Please deliver a dry stereo WAV and a version with your preferred effects.
Find the sound
your song
is missing.
Trade your bass for their guitar. Hire the player who gets it. Or make something together just to see where it goes.
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Late-night soul.
One missing Rhodes.
to the session?
Somebody’s song needs you.
Find the missing part you can bring. See the sound, the brief, and the arrangement before you connect.
An indie folk song needs a fingerpicked acoustic part. I can record electric bass for one of your tracks in exchange. Let’s agree on track length, one revision, delivery dates, and credits before recording.
A dreamy 96 BPM instrumental is ready for a melody and lyrics. Looking for a vocalist who wants to co-write. Discuss songwriting shares and master ownership before any release.
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Same love of making music.
Start with the song. Be clear about what you need and what you can offer. Let the right person take it somewhere new.
Your guitar.
Their bass.
You record a part for their song. They record one for yours. Agree on the work and give both songs a way forward.
The right player.
Your agreed price.
Hear their work and talk about the part. Agree on a fee directly with the musician. Session Exchange takes no commission.
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Room to surprise you.
Find a co-writer or a fresh set of ears. Set expectations for contributions, credits, and ownership together before recording.
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Start with a track.
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The Carmichael Books Community Jam and Guitar Made Clear play-along tracks are an easy place to stretch out, try a sound, and get comfortable sharing what you play.
- 01Pick a backing track on YouTube.
- 02Record a take with your own tools.
- 03Add a listening link to your musician profile.
Guitar, keys, horns, vocals, percussion. Bring what you play.
A clear brief.
A good connection.
Hear the fit.
Explore the song’s brief or a musician’s work. Find the sound, skills, and arrangement that fit.
Make a connection.
Share your song. Agree on parts, revisions, delivery, credits, usage, and what you’ll give in return.
Make music. Build trust.
Record with your own tools and exchange your files directly. Reviews open after both people confirm completion.