Profiting from Your Music and Sound Project Studio

by Jeffrey Fisher

Based on interviews with dozens of studio owners, meticulous research into the burgeoning field, and Jeffrey P. Fisher’s fifteen-plus years’ experience working in the industry, this indispensable resource delivers proven advice based on the real world of project studio recording.

This invaluable reference tool tells you how

* evaluate the market to better plan and promote your products and services
* tap into new moneymaking markets
* use the Internet for long-distance collaboration
* learn to create high-impact promotional material
* develop the proper mental attitude to carry out your vision

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2001

Reviews

[David · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think I'm now finished reading all of the music career books I was given about 10 years ago (when I seldom read), and they all have the same flaw. The flaw is that so much of their data deals with contemporary technology (In this case, 2001). Therefore, the only way the book would've been awesome would be if you'd have read it hot off the press. Still, even the 2015 reader can get some good advice that is still applicable when it comes to philosophies of acquiring gear, uses for a project studio, and principles in operating as a business. Just try to look past the CD burners and A-Dats mentioned throughout the book. On the plus side, unlike the other such book where the author is now living in Australia as an Immigration Advisor, Jeffrey Fisher is (as far as I can tell) still operating a music business.