credits?

[Remoteness]

Man, sometimes you're lucky if you even get credits...

IMO, it's all about how you want it to read. It also depends on how the rest of the credits read. Style is everything, so you don't want part of the credits to read one way and another part totally different.

If I cannot get the credits written how I like them, I look at how the credit roll reads.

My all time favorites are as follows...

Captured live aboard the Aura Sonic Mobile Unit by Steve Remote.
Assisted by et cetera, etc.

Or...

Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Steve Remote aboard the Aura Sonic Mobile Unit.

If I'm also the producer is usually like to add it at the end of the credit line...

Recorded, Engineered, Mixed and Produced by Steve Remote aboard the Aura Sonic Mobile Unit.

But, everyone says, you must keep the producer credit separate.

Sometimes we list our crew individually based on their specific duties, giving each crew member a special tittle.

It's all good as long as they spell the names correctly.

[C.Lambrechts]

Originally posted by Remoteness
It's all good as long as they spell the names correctly.

over here there's a guy called Chris LEmbrechts who isn't a recording engineer but like me also a percussion player. He's still active as a player ... I stopped playing years ago. We actually studied at the same conservatory with a couple of years in between us (he's older then me). Even now I still get questions like, 'hey ... did you play on that record ?' or someone will ask him 'hey, do you have a recording studio ?'

Kinda funny at times .......... and on occasion it has actually happened that they spelled either name as LEmbrechts or LAmbrechts.

[Remoteness]

That must cause havoc on AllMusic.com

[Musiclab]

sometimes your very lucky to get credited properly. Then again there have been a few projects I've done where I could do without the credit.