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Episode 25 - What To Prepare For When Entering The Recording Studio
Episode 25
Greetings and welcome to this episode!
I really appreciate you taking the time to check out this podcast. Today I’m taking a look at a few things to consider before you head into a recording studio so that you’re better prepared and ready to go.
If you’re a musician, at some point you’ll probably record your music in a professional recording studio. Basically, someplace where you pay someone else to record your music.
Playing live and recording in a studio are two completely different experiences so before you drop that money down, consider the things I mention in this podcast because hopefully at least one of these things will help you save time, stress and most important of all… money.
In This Podcast You Will Learn
1). Why choosing the right songs to record sounds like a no-brainer but is more important than you might think.
2). How spending as much time as possible on pre-production is vital to having a well-prepared recording session and can save you money in the long run.
3). Making sure all of your equipment is ready to go when you’re in the studio and why having sub-par working equipment can slow you down and cost you money.
4). Why communicating with everyone involved with your project before you enter the studio is key and how it helps make for lower stress levels when you’re ready to record.
5). Why it’s important to be patient with the recording process and why knowing and accepting this ahead of time will help you be more relaxed with your studio team.
6). How important it is to do your best to have a great working relationship with not only your band members in the studio but the team that is recording you. The engineer, producer, runners etc.
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Thanks again for checking out this episode. Getting a chance to record your music in a professional recording studio can be a blast! It’s such a great experience to hear your music become the best it can be.
Hopefully some of the tips in this podcast will help you be prepared for this experience so you have fewer problems and stress when it’s time to hit “Record”.
Til the next episode!
Peace N Love,
Mike
—
Questions, comments or concerns? I’d love to hear them!
Swing by and drop me a line at:
www.facebook.com/songwritersplanner
www.instagram.com/songwriters_planner
Get organized, accomplish your goals and stay inspired. Order your planner today.
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Episode 25
Greetings and welcome to this episode!
I really appreciate you taking the time to check out this podcast. Today I’m taking a look at a few things to consider before you head into a recording studio so that you’re better prepared and ready to go.
If you’re a musician, at some point you’ll probably record your music in a professional recording studio. Basically, someplace where you pay someone else to record your music.
Playing live and recording in a studio are two completely different experiences so before you drop that money down, consider the things I mention in this podcast because hopefully at least one of these things will help you save time, stress and most important of all… money.
In This Podcast You Will Learn
1). Why choosing the right songs to record sounds like a no-brainer but is more important than you might think.
2). How spending as much time as possible on pre-production is vital to having a well-prepared recording session and can save you money in the long run.
3). Making sure all of your equipment is ready to go when you’re in the studio and why having sub-par working equipment can slow you down and cost you money.
4). Why communicating with everyone involved with your project before you enter the studio is key and how it helps make for lower stress levels when you’re ready to record.
5). Why it’s important to be patient with the recording process and why knowing and accepting this ahead of time will help you be more relaxed with your studio team.
6). How important it is to do your best to have a great working relationship with not only your band members in the studio but the team that is recording you. The engineer, producer, runners etc.
///
Thanks again for checking out this episode. Getting a chance to record your music in a professional recording studio can be a blast! It’s such a great experience to hear your music become the best it can be.
Hopefully some of the tips in this podcast will help you be prepared for this experience so you have fewer problems and stress when it’s time to hit “Record”.
Til the next episode!
Peace N Love,
Mike
—
Questions, comments or concerns? I’d love to hear them!
Swing by and drop me a line at:
www.facebook.com/songwritersplanner
www.instagram.com/songwriters_planner
Get organized, accomplish your goals and stay inspired. Order your planner today.