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    How can I get a job at a studio as a producer?

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    I was wondering if anybody knows about getting job at a studio as a producer(beat maker). If you do how did you or someone you know go about getting the job? How much did you/they get paid?

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    I may be wrong, but i really don't think you can get a 'job' at a studio.. You can get signed by a label, sell beats to artists, work as a mixing engineer in a studio. but i think 99% of the times its working by contract.
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    Dude made this same post in 3 diffrent sections. Lol
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    There really arent any jobs out there like that, what you might be thinking of is the Engineer, the guy who mixes beats/songs that Producers/artists make, to be an engineer you basicly need to go to classes for that, isn't really something out of the box like producing/rapping, otherwise Engineers would be obsolete in the Music industry
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    Quote Originally Posted by AddictiveBeats View Post
    I may be wrong, but i really don't think you can get a 'job' at a studio.. You can get signed by a label, sell beats to artists, work as a mixing engineer in a studio. but i think 99% of the times its working by contract.
    +1 man, agree for sure.

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    yeah if you mean 'engineer', you may have to be willing to work for free for a bit to prove yourself, but most studios will end up paying you eventually. The best thing to do would be to submit some tracks you've worked on and hope that they will give you a shot at it. But, if you mean producer, you will be the guy who pays for the session with the 'engineer' who also brings your hopeful singer/drummer/guitarist down with you.

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    only producer 'jobs' making music I ever had was from lecturers at my college years ago... and they ripped me off hard.
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    Would be perfect if you could just apply for such a job huh... haha

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    you need to create a client list that comes to you for production all the time

    and those clients will have to need tracking and mixing so the studio can make money off of your clients

    that would be the value for them to let you use their studio to make and mix your instrumentals

    that you pitch to artists and that you sell online through an instant instrumental store like myflashstore or isellbetternow and others companies that offer this service

    I suggest that you build your production company up first
    bring value and benefits to any business relationship you create

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    I went with a friend to mix a song down at a studio in London in June, starting talking with the Engineer and was offererd a job as a Runner to start with on about £7PPH, with the option to rent up the studio and work freelance with my own clients after some time. Hit up the local studios.

    As for making beats, Online promos probly the best bet aswell as working with local artists you can charge.

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