4 Ways To Make $1000 A Month On The Side - RecordingRevolution.com
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Wishing you could add an extra side income using your music and audio skills?
It's now more possible than ever in large part thanks to both better tools to find clients online and more people making music than ever before.
Today I want to share with you 4 ways to make $1000 a month or more using the studio and the skills you already have. Pick one or all four if you like and start cashing in on your talents. - เพลง
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I’m good at spending $1000 a month on music.
Same here.
Professional spenders :) I've been trying to cut back
I'm good at spending $1000 a month on gear!!! :))
That sounds more realistic than the video tittle 😂
Maybe it’s just imposter syndrome or lockdown blues, but I feel like I don’t have the skills to do any of these things on a level where I would feel comfortable taking anyone’s money.
Same here.
I mean, nobody is born a mixing engineer or producer. Everything is learned through experience. I’d say give everything a try. A REAL try. Then you can be sure of who you are and aren’t.
The only way to get to level 10 is to charge at level one. On the job learning bro!
Kieron, I'm with you man! I'm on the verge of picking up Graham's Total Recording course. I got his Mixing course first and realized I skipped a BIG step. I have NO affiliation with Graham just a guy who has been very positively affected by his content.
LEARN and keep working !!
Thanks Graham for these eye-openers!
Hi Graham - I'm a session drummer on www.soundbetter.com and my own studio and you are right on point! I make an average of $400-$1000 a month from my client base on SB. I'd like it to be a little more more consistent but it is still the music industry! Lol! Enjoying your videos man!
Thank you so much Graham for discussing these things
I've been working on my mixing skills consistently for over 2 years now and i got pretty confident at it but have never charged someone for mixing their music because i was still learning and had absolutely no idea what i should be charging for my services and i never get an honest answer if i ask someone about the subject of money in this field
Thank you for talking about this!
If you can play guitar and/or piano and sing well then another way is to play cover songs at restaurants and bars. You can make $300+ for 3 hours of performing on a good night.
lol - bars near me are all closed or use recorded music. Nice idea though!
@@JimSnedekerMusic haha well in normal times it works at least
300 bucks per song... Go tell that to latin american rock bands lol
Hehehe exactly , here in Colombia normal price of mixing is between 60 and 100 dollar 😂🤦
Ayyee i'm doing all of these lol! Only difference is instead of being a session musician, i'm a private teacher and I have a few students.
This course is exactly what I've been looking for. I finally feel like my production n engineering skills are up to par but I've been struggling with finding clients. Once I do find a client though I have no idea how much to charge n even feel uneasy asking for payment 🙃
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Or go to Fiverr and pay 50 for good work 😂
4 Ways to make $1000 a month:
1) Mixing & Mastering ($200-300 a mix, 50-100 a master)
2) Producer ($300+ a song) + royalties
3) Session Player ($100-150 a song)
4) Recording Engineer ($100-1,000 a day)
1. Start a TH-cam channel explaining how to make 1000 a month....
And here I am, charging 45 dollars for a video game track
Time to give yourself a raise ;)
To mix or create each track?
its not only for spotify, you can be a producer in a film or tv series or advetisement
Been making between 900-1500 a month doing either french horn session recording, or mixing/video editing.
Sick. What types of projects do people get you to play on?
@@MixChecks Check out my youtube page. Basically that.
Cool videos! Where did you advertise your services to get those gigs?
Hurry! Release the course kracken! I've been waiting for this!
Hey quick Q... do musician usually record the vocals before or after the instruments are mixed and mastered? Or do they send it after they record the vocals ?probably a dumb question but I’m looking into recording at home and then sending to an audio engineer
If anyone needs a mixing/mastering engineer, hmu =] instagram @CodyHoy_
This is all great but where do you find the clients to do this? Facebook and social media dose not work for me ive tried it all and nothing, just a waste of time and momey. So what do i do ???
Sounds fantastic.I love idea.Would like to know who made it and how?Could you contact me?Even if yo do $200 a month.
Producing is project management, my babies. You need to do the art stuff, obviously, but you also have to know EVERYONE’S job at least as good as they do, and then ALSO make sure you deliver everything on time and on budget. It’s like 80% social work. They get paid the most because they are the adults in the room who are responsible for EVERYTHING.
So guys, DM me on Insta if you need a guitarist :D
Hey Graham, I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but will the Total Home Recording course be going on sale any time soon? Thanks!
WHEN do you estimate to answer this: In your video «4 Laws of Acoustic Guitar Recording» at 5:50 you advice to put the mic «one foot» away and then you add «a meeter and a half» away. As I understand it, "one foot" is nowhere near saying that "one foot" = 1.5 meters ... So what do you really mean?
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Welp I missed the course! What about singers to sing references?
What about TAX?
Everyone makes money with music, except the songwriter, who, after a million Spotify downloads, might have enough money to buy a meal.
Hahahahah yes!! So true 🤣 and sad 🤦♂️
U picked the wrong profession, noone likes to read anymore and lyrics are so basic now a child can write it
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Thank you Grahm! The question I have is what is the best way to find clients for mixing and producing?
That’s a good question. One possibility is creating an account on fiverr and see what happens:)
If you know how to do video as well, that gives you a ton of options as well. I'm doing more video now than I have before. I'll end up recording the original audio like I would in a tracking session and syncing it with video in post.
Hai which is the best pc monitor at studio purpose?
Where do I find five clients a month?
Thanks for this insightful video bro
Do you cover Llc and taxes for it
Great tips, thanks!
I am interested in that course!
I charge 100 bucks for a full production. 😔
Nice Video!!
What if your 14 and can do all of these things including writing songs
Edit: should I drop out of high school?
This is only an opinion: Don’t drop out of school because of the networking side of things. Try and get to know everyone you can. Next, keep on getting better at those skills you mentioned, you can ALWAYS improve and there is ALWAYS room for more learning. Finally, don’t let the world get to you kid. Be humble and don’t lose track of who you are. Now that doesn’t mean stay the same always. Change is inevitable, the trick is to always strive to change for the better. I wish you a good life.
xXtheswagger8Xx Absolutely. School is a total waste of time.
Cary I would but I need a backup plan
Cool
I'm a vocalist how do you get started singing for other people's tracks?
Dm producers and send them a few takes
Check out Soundbetter.com or Airgigs.com etc.
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Where do you find clients? I can mix but can't find clients.
Put examples of your mixes on your TH-cam channel. I just clicked on your name and there are no vids. I’m an artist and artists look on these type of videos for mixers.
I recorded, mixed, and mastered those songs.
Fiverr
@@purenonsense7296 Excellent suggestion!
@@BloodwolfMusic So I'm assuming you create "copyrighted" music first before you offer your services.
I'm stuck and only recently been making music, click on my name and choose a song, let me know what you think. I play keyboards, guitar, drums, harmonica and percussion.
Id anybody needs help with mixing and mastering lemme know! :)
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Cool man, I can help tell me your insta or DM me @ dreddafmusic
@@DevkrishnaPareek why get help from someone that can't understand the original comment?
@@bobby3eb oh my bad haha
Good shit!
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ok, really?
Around here, small town in Ohio. session musicians usually get around$30. I find around here studios get 30-50 an hr. to record. I have my own home studio but have used others for drums now and then. Many good musicians will lay down tracks for free .
Good video, your content is dope, for some odd reason i appreciate that you are a family man lol..