#1625683 - 05/17/00 11:57 PM
getting into studio recording?
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kurch99@yahoo.com
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Hi Al,
I was wondering what is the best way to get a job working in a recording studio? How do I break into the business, and are these places that advertise for recording jobs for real? Last question is, what could I expect to be paid as an entry level engineer? I live near Detroit. Thanks for your help!
Mike
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#1625684 - 05/18/00 08:45 PM
Re: getting into studio recording?
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Doctor Al
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Hi Mike
It is my experience that the entry level engineer begins work at a studio as a janitor/go-fer, then ascends to assistant engineer, then finally full engineer. Some schools like Berklee, find slots for their most promising graduates that avoid the janitor/assistant ladder, but it's rare.
So I guess you should psyche up for cleaning lavatories for a few months.....good luck!!!
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