Could you do a video of a bands perspective in choosing a studio that's the right fit for them?what accommodations are offered?what gear separates the big dogs from the little guys,questions to ask?your opinions and observations 100%spot on and honest.
Yes, but that only works if the person doing the mix prep is paid significantly less than you. In your example, the 40 hours of mix prep are compensated with 1500$, which means they earn 37.5$/h while you to get 350$/h
The guy literally has a like 350 episode podcast, TH-cam channel and courses to learn from ! Haha .. That $30/hr doing track prep may actually hold you back, taking your time, instead of focusing on where you want to go - really depends on your speed of work and how much you like it .
Nice video makes a lot of sense.I am a newbie with a simple homestudio in my living room,which means no loud drums,Reaper,Vsts, focusrite, guitars and bass, i use superior drummer,so im not sure if there is even a demand for such a studio like i have?im going to do some free work recording a singer since I am A new and B need some singer on my tracks. But anyways your business principles,strategies are good and logical. Thanks for any advice!-:)
Hey Sam! This is an old video so i can't remember details, but I thought I covered that. If not, I do remember that I paid my mix assistant about $30/hr to do his part.
I make 350 per month doing 40hr weeks. My products are quality too after 8 years of concentrated experience. It feels weird that you make that in an hour.
It goes without saying that there's a TON that goes into being able to charge $5,000 to mix an album. The good news is this sort of "systemization and delegation" approach works at all sorts of income levels. You may be able to use it to go from $10/hr to $30/hr (which is still solid). That being said, if you're currently making $2.12/hr, then you may want to focus on other things in your business before trying to implement what I teach in this video. I'll have future videos that will be helpful in your situation!
The Six Figure Home Studio I tend to use a lot of time in experimentation. Like creating and testing new drum samples and layering them in new ways. Also I use 80 percent of the time editing, organizing and file managing. Only 5-10 percent I use for mixing, and that's the one thing I love the most. I've tried outsourcing editing twice, both times went south, so I feel the need to do it all by myself.
Hey Andrew! I checked through my systems and never found your name. Im not sure what happened, but you may need to sign up again. There's always a chance that there was a temporary system outage when you first signed up! I've gotten a lot of complains similar to this over the past 24 hours, but I can't find any single issue.
That is definitely the issue. I talked to the support team for the email software I use, and they had to forward the problem to their developers. Hopefully it gets resolved soon, but right now it's out of my hands, unfortunately. Sorry Andrew!
what if I do the assistants jobs for you remotely in my studio at 1000$? and other works like producing sounds you like, and other sound engineering stuff? I'm living in third world country my expenses due to the economics is very lower in your city but I have the same equipment (give or take) and many talented audio engineers, I can compete with the prices and quality but I have the struggles of working remotely and building the reputation and connection. what is your opinion on such a model? what you would do if you were me and had such a situation ? I'm excited to do something 21 centuric !
@@adnansaid1092 sorry i was traveling and didn't see your comment , what you do ? send me what you want here maybe we can collaborate! firoozigoudarz@gmail.com
i'ma share this for surei rap and produce right now I have some good tracks on my page Im all about believing and achieving lemme know what you like listening to
Which artists did you work with that pay that type of money? Seems awfully steep unless you are absolutely amazing and have a great reputation. A channel with 4K subs based on the promises of big money isn't really the proof I would be looking if I wanted to spend $300 /h
It’s you are making so much money with your studio work WHY IN THE WORLD are you wasting time, our most valuable asset, making TH-cam videos? How many views per hour is $350? Answer - way more than views than your getting..
He may not need the money now but it could solidify him as an authority on the subject on TH-cam... not everyone goes after the biggest money sometimes people kick back and stack small money over time (the people that introduced taxes know that)
@Sebastian Giordano it’s called B.S. this video took way more than an hour to make and he has not made $350 on it in two years It takes 500,000 views for $350
Could you do a video of a bands perspective in choosing a studio that's the right fit for them?what accommodations are offered?what gear separates the big dogs from the little guys,questions to ask?your opinions and observations 100%spot on and honest.
always charge per day, dudes these days pay for 1 song and then be hangin around in the studio all year long just to post it on the gram
Yea, that's so true
Sad truth😂😂
Thats why you always tell them you got a session on their way in next ;)
charge per hour
@@tea2920 flat rate is the way to go. 1 song with x days max in the studio
that was the best articulation of this topic hands down!
The personal mix prep guide is over the top value WTF!! Thanks man! : )
Love your hustle and attitude, thanks for all the amazing resources!
Thanks, Johnny!
If was the assistant I could take his advice and read his prep list, and hire an assistant . haha
Yes, but that only works if the person doing the mix prep is paid significantly less than you. In your example, the 40 hours of mix prep are compensated with 1500$, which means they earn 37.5$/h while you to get 350$/h
yep. yaaaay for capitalism... on the other hand- most people don't get paid by their boss $37.50 per hour.
where when and HOW do i become your assistant? Would love to learn more from an expert like yourself.
Smart dude! : )
A comment on TH-cam (and likely no other contact attempts) is probably not going to be the smart way to get there ...
The guy literally has a like 350 episode podcast, TH-cam channel and courses to learn from ! Haha ..
That $30/hr doing track prep may actually hold you back, taking your time, instead of focusing on where you want to go - really depends on your speed of work and how much you like it .
Became a fan of yours today! Good talk. Thanks for posting!
I’ve been trying to download the mix prep guid, haven’t gotten the link yet. Great video, very insightful.
You need to successfully mix a full album or EP before even going into business. Just mixing on or two songs is not enough to just jump in full-time.
Nice video makes a lot of sense.I am a newbie with a simple homestudio in my living room,which means no loud drums,Reaper,Vsts, focusrite, guitars and bass, i use superior drummer,so im not sure if there is even a demand for such a studio like i have?im going to do some free work recording a singer since I am A new and B need some singer on my tracks. But anyways your business principles,strategies are good and logical. Thanks for any advice!-:)
Great material, man! Thanks for this video!
Thanks for watching!
Dude, I have a home studio...I am my assistant!
Awesome approach!
Very helpful information, big thanks man!
Hi! Please share who bought tracks?
I have to apply for assistant position from this man.. he way too smart ha ha ha🤣
Wouldn’t you need to pay the people you’re outsourcing that work to?
Hey Sam! This is an old video so i can't remember details, but I thought I covered that. If not, I do remember that I paid my mix assistant about $30/hr to do his part.
I make 350 per month doing 40hr weeks. My products are quality too after 8 years of concentrated experience. It feels weird that you make that in an hour.
It goes without saying that there's a TON that goes into being able to charge $5,000 to mix an album. The good news is this sort of "systemization and delegation" approach works at all sorts of income levels. You may be able to use it to go from $10/hr to $30/hr (which is still solid).
That being said, if you're currently making $2.12/hr, then you may want to focus on other things in your business before trying to implement what I teach in this video. I'll have future videos that will be helpful in your situation!
The Six Figure Home Studio
I tend to use a lot of time in experimentation. Like creating and testing new drum samples and layering them in new ways. Also I use 80 percent of the time editing, organizing and file managing. Only 5-10 percent I use for mixing, and that's the one thing I love the most. I've tried outsourcing editing twice, both times went south, so I feel the need to do it all by myself.
Thanks, I've learnt alot
Hey dude, signed up for the mix prep guide, and still haven't received the email with download links(checked spam, promotions and searched for it)!
Hey Andrew! I checked through my systems and never found your name. Im not sure what happened, but you may need to sign up again. There's always a chance that there was a temporary system outage when you first signed up! I've gotten a lot of complains similar to this over the past 24 hours, but I can't find any single issue.
Yeah, sounds weird! I got through to the next page about leaving a comment etc. I'll retry,
Cheers man!
Hey Brian, tried again and still no luck. I think the problem might be because I'm already subscribed to your mailing list.
That is definitely the issue. I talked to the support team for the email software I use, and they had to forward the problem to their developers. Hopefully it gets resolved soon, but right now it's out of my hands, unfortunately. Sorry Andrew!
That's no problem dude, hope they resolve it soon. Keep the videos coming, I'm really enjoying them. Thanks!
what if I do the assistants jobs for you remotely in my studio at 1000$? and other works like producing sounds you like, and other sound engineering stuff?
I'm living in third world country my expenses due to the economics is very lower in your city but I have the same equipment (give or take) and many talented audio engineers, I can compete with the prices and quality but I have the struggles of working remotely and building the reputation and connection.
what is your opinion on such a model? what you would do if you were me and had such a situation ?
I'm excited to do something 21 centuric !
I could use someone to help ne out in my studio
@@adnansaid1092 sorry i was traveling and didn't see your comment , what you do ? send me what you want here maybe we can collaborate! firoozigoudarz@gmail.com
firoozigoudarz@gmail.com
i'ma share this for surei rap and produce right now I have some good tracks on my page Im all about believing and achieving lemme know what you like listening to
How do you even get a studio?
You start small and work your way up, slowly acquiring more and more equipment/gear as you grow your client base and income.
@@6FigureCreative did you or would you do any business loans after getting a client rhythm down? For equipment/gear of course
$300 for a tiny home studio? Screw that! Charge $3 million per hour and $10 million per day.
i am an artist looking for ways to market my music thats my real challenge
Omanji sinkala put it on soundcloud
my music is on soundcloud, i tunes and every major streaming platform
Which artists did you work with that pay that type of money? Seems awfully steep unless you are absolutely amazing and have a great reputation. A channel with 4K subs based on the promises of big money isn't really the proof I would be looking if I wanted to spend $300 /h
This is not about 💰" well dep' where are you heading !.
Just to record, naaa , getyour leavel, 👍 work for it. Big bucks
At the end.
$300 a day you said?
You are not going to mix an hour a song unless you are 2.5 times better than CLA.
He mixes songs in a little over 2 hours after all the mix prep.
🤔🤔
Yeah but not all bands are rich that amount in 1 hour ... depends
Who the hell spends 80% of their time on mix prep? Strangest thing I heard in my 30 years.
Weird flex, but cool
Did anyone mention 300 dollars😂😂😂😂!
charge per hour, always, for all services
just shave it dude
You speak very fast :(
No problem! You just just slow the video down: www.dropbox.com/s/g5b0xidlrtw7lu0/Screenshot%202018-05-17%2016.12.05.png?dl=0
It’s you are making so much money with your studio work WHY IN THE WORLD are you wasting time, our most valuable asset, making TH-cam videos? How many views per hour is $350? Answer - way more than views than your getting..
He may not need the money now but it could solidify him as an authority on the subject on TH-cam... not everyone goes after the biggest money sometimes people kick back and stack small money over time (the people that introduced taxes know that)
@Sebastian Giordano it’s called B.S.
this video took way more than an hour to make and he has not made $350 on it in two years
It takes 500,000 views for $350