How to Make a Record Album : Where to Record Vocals: Becoming a Music Producer

[adrher1]

ok... so should u go to school.... or just work your way to the top, ?

[MultipleGifts]

How many songs should be in an album. I'm thinking of ideas, so far, I only have 6. I

[pitchandcut]

Thank goodness the video is shot where it is - how many of these "experts" on here talking baout $3k mics whilst not spending anything on room treatment?!

[freedom6962]

I don't want no water when I'm singing! I prefer a nice cold Budweiser!

[Lancelot13JasperHale]

You want to keep your vocal cords hydrated.

[adrher1]

@freedom6962 hahah! x)

[tony609]

nice man i have a question what carrer do i have to study to become a music producer /..?? it is hard?? whats schools do i have to study??? thanks and nice video

[dazzelya]

There aren't schools around to teach you how to produce. You learn by doing. You become better by doing it a lot. You become great due to years of experience.

You could go to school to learn how to draw. Sure you'll get a great amount of knowledge but you won't be any good at it if it isn't in you.

[antifafubel]

In Germany there are schools for that. You can study music producer.

[dazzelya]

Perhaps you should re-read my comment. Talent can't be taught. There are many schools around the world that claim to educate you in music production and/or engineering. Sure you'll get some insight and some basic knowledge but after you graduation you can hardly call yourself a producer or engineer. You eventually become one after years gaining experience and advanced knowledge. Ask any professional and they'll tell you to do a few years of internship in an actual working studio.

[antifafubel]

Ok, sorry. Now I understand.

[MCElementA]

Producing is pretty simple. And hard at the same time. Cause look, if you wanna produce people's music, your gunna have to get the right software to do it. And also effects... and etc.

[alayi]

music tech but its better if u study it from your heart nd u generally jus gt better wen u put time into it

[DigiRarefaction]

I would suggest going to sound engineering school. At my school (LARS) we learned about the engineering, the music business......etc Internships also can be VERY helpful.