One thing I do to get returning clients is ..... literally explaining to them step by step why I do a certain thing's "the industry standard" and a BIG thing is always bobbing your head when your mixing and when they are recording in the booth!! Super easy TIPS but very effective!
@@fantaztikbeatz YES! Being a "engineer" is your job to make them comfortable and make them sound better before they walk in! Even if the client asks you "Do I sound trash?" I still say no bc there is room to improve with everyone!
Went to a studio in Denver to record with my old crew. The engineer started working before our scheduled time. Asked for the 2-tracks we recorded to so they'd be imported before we got there. I was appreciative.
*just a suggestion* love this video btw. could you make a video for artists detailing what to expect and what they need to do if it was their first studio session ever? like if I bought a beat already do I send them a link or something? do engineers even work on free beats or nah? or how to communicate with an engineer abt how they want to sound. idk if these are dumb questions or not but I’m a lil hesitant on finding a local engineer cuz I don’t even know what to expect lawd😬
He made a video on that, I forward it to rookie clients. I’ve been engineering since 1987. They are not dumb questions. The more you know what to expect and what’s expected of you, the better your first studio journeys will go. 🎶✌️
What good my brather I am for Sierra Leone west African I was a rapper but now am Ghost write 👻 but I don’t know know how to find clients or I should just try to release my own music please help thank you
One thing I do to get returning clients is ..... literally explaining to them step by step why I do a certain thing's "the industry standard" and a BIG thing is always bobbing your head when your mixing and when they are recording in the booth!! Super easy TIPS but very effective!
You mean bobbing your head like the song is hot even if it's not ?
@@fantaztikbeatz YES! Being a "engineer" is your job to make them comfortable and make them sound better before they walk in! Even if the client asks you "Do I sound trash?" I still say no bc there is room to improve with everyone!
@@JustTrae I can dig it! I thought that's what you meant I just didn't want to assume. Thanks bro!!
Went to a studio in Denver to record with my old crew. The engineer started working before our scheduled time. Asked for the 2-tracks we recorded to so they'd be imported before we got there. I was appreciative.
you're right bro, and I'm hitting this job, they forget to pass and the engineer is in their posts...
Bless bro ❤️
This man's always providing value. 💪🏿
Wow! You are one of the *VERY FEW* people on the internet who is *NOT* an idiot. Your entire video was useful.
Thank you!
Stopped bookin with somebody because of him being late, he got dropped of then asked me to run him to the store last song I recorded with him
Helpful thanks!
Aye mane ! 😂
Thank you my brother for the timely info! Gold nuggets for sure!
I once had a client tell me, he didn't wanna put his homies on to my studio cause he ain't want them to sound like him. like what bro
Glad to know it ain't just me lol. Sometimes you can be too good I guess
Video on💯🙏
U da best bro.
Good stuff thanks sir!! Always providing credible info.
great video 💪🏾📓
*just a suggestion* love this video btw. could you make a video for artists detailing what to expect and what they need to do if it was their first studio session ever? like if I bought a beat already do I send them a link or something? do engineers even work on free beats or nah? or how to communicate with an engineer abt how they want to sound. idk if these are dumb questions or not but I’m a lil hesitant on finding a local engineer cuz I don’t even know what to expect lawd😬
He made a video on that, I forward it to rookie clients. I’ve been engineering since 1987. They are not dumb questions. The more you know what to expect and what’s expected of you, the better your first studio journeys will go. 🎶✌️
Good work wavy
What good my brather I am for Sierra Leone west African I was a rapper but now am Ghost write 👻 but I don’t know know how to find clients or I should just try to release my own music please help thank you
You still use the Slate mic? don't think I seen it since 2021...
Blunt guts😂 bruh!
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Salute
100%
Definitely stopped booking with somebody because of them having their gf in the sessions all the time 💯