How can one become an audio engineer or a record producer?
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What are the prerequisites/qualifications needed? Where and how can one start to gain experience? What career graph could one expect? And finally, how much money can one expect?
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Answer:
An audio engineering degree or diploma is generally a requisite to getting hired. Even with your educational background, you still have to start at the bottom at a professional recording studio as a runner or assistant engineer (pay ranges from minimum wage to $10/hr, sometimes a little higher if it's a small studio). Most engineers or producers get their "break" from an artist that gels with them in the studio. At which point you generally become a freelancer and bring your own clients into studios.
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