How do you choose the right engineer?
Start by talking to a few different engineers. You can tell a whole lot about a person just by having a simple conversation. Talk about your music and the vision you have for the finished recordings. Talk about things that interest you and find out if you share any common interests. You don't have to be good friends with the engineer, but you should at least get along. You will be spending many hours in the studio with the engineer and you need to make sure that you will be productive. So before you spend hours on end with an engineer working on your music, make sure you can see eye to eye on the vision of the project.
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good way to gauge an engineer's potential is to listen to some of their
past recordings and projects. Any professional engineer will have a few
examples of their work out on the internet. If you like what you hear,
then you will be happy with what the engineer can do for your music. The
engineer doesn't necessarily need to be an expert in the genre of music
you prefer. Some of the best albums have come from an engineer that
specializes in a completely different genre of music. Sometimes a fresh
set of ears on the project is the key to success.
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