| i think it is a matter of re-thinking the business model..i have had a very large successful studio in miami for many years now i am an independent and produce mostly out of my house..to me the money to be made in a big commercial room is in the recording of large sessions.(strings horns large rythem sections)which most home studios are just not equiped to do. also some mixing . but the day of doing complete projects and charging outrageous prices are over..most of us will have to make it on experience and knowledge and talent not equipment. there really aren't enough project to go around ...and the people who really know how to record and mix will somehow survive..at least i hope so. |