Do music producers travel?

Yes, music producers do have to travel. To create the best experience, the producer will arrange to have the artist meet at a local studio, or go to the artists' location if the artist is established (signed). read more

Yes, music producers do have to travel. To create the best experience, the producer will arrange to have the artist meet at a local studio, or go to the artists’ location if the artist is established (signed). read more

The music industry has a similar statistical likelihood for artists and all us production folks trying to reach the top. I think Producers need to be realistic about the current and evolving state of the music industry. read more

However, it’s still possible to make great music as a traveling music producer. So in this post, I’ll show you the 5 studio equipment that you’ll need as a music producer who travels. 1 – A Decent Laptop. You can make pretty good music armed with just a laptop these days. read more

The Bureau of Labor Statistics doesn't isolate music producer pay, but it does show median pay for all sports and entertainment producers and directors was $68,440 in 2010. The Berklee College of Music indicated a low end of $25,000 for record producers in 2010, but top earners, like Columbia Records Co-President Rick Rubin, make millions of dollars. read more