How do I find a good studio/sound engineer to work with?
Singer here, from London
How do I find a good studio/sound engineer to work with?
Robert Mitchell
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Juan Rodriguez
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Alexander Allen
Would legit fuck that ass
Jaxson Jenkins
Sample?
Easton Adams
Is the pic related? If so, you're braver than I am.
Wyatt Cox
get a uni student with studio acess to do it for cheap or free
Sebastian Thomas
Unironically correct
uni implies cheap
Kayden Cox
Go to live shows locally, talk to whom ever is running sound and ask if they know a good engineer.
Christian Morales
holy fucking shit OP
Luke Martin
There's loads of good ones, just depends on your budget.
Colchester here, blessed with some good ones for heavier music.
Nolan Cox
A pal of mine in Brighton does this kind of stuff. He does electronic music now but we still get down on some metal stuff when he is stateside.
Brody Gonzalez
What I did for my first album was actually reddit! I used my local music scene subreddit and filtered down recommendations to find a producer who's mixes I liked and whose price fit my (very modest) budget.
I'd also suggest looking through local bandcamp labels and finding the engineers that are producing for artists on those labels.
Samuel Moore
Wheyyyyy Essex bois
Easton Carter
Imagine leaving pretty bruises on that ass...
She needs a spanking really bad...
Sebastian Cook
>Welshman living in Essex
what is this fresh hell
Jonathan Martinez
It's worse than hell kid, it's Colchester
Andrew Cox
BRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPP
Andrew Carter
imgur.com
Go nuts
Asher Reyes
It's not so bad if you live close to the town center
Anything further out scares me though
Wyatt Wright
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Jack Williams
William Perez
you could reach out to teachers in audio engineering programs. I went to school for that and every one of my teachers were great engineers