new business plan, what do you think ?

[joelpatterson]

For a band to "want" a recording of their show, it better be something special. (The word 'want' with quotation marks around it means "will pay money for.")

So, either you have a system and the skills that will create an incredible, liver-than-live document of the show, and the room sounds great, and they had a spectacular night, and the solos were excellent, and they whipped the crowd into such a frenzy that the whole experience transcended the bonds of this earth... or...

Bands that are playing week after week, the same material over and over, the value of having any one show recorded can be minimal.

[EJW]

I think it's doable, but, as Joel pointed out, a band has to want the recording. I wonder how often a band will ask you to record, but then hate their performance and not want it. I guess, just make sure they pay you before you record the gig, so at least you have something to show for the hard work.

I can relate to your situation though, it's tough. I guess you just have to be open-minded and flexible.

[seb37000]

Well the first thing is the sound reinforcement then the recording would be the addition that would make the difference between me and the places that rent gear without a tech and the bands that have the gear but would maybe like to have someone do it for them and why not record at the same time.
The recording would be with no additional charge but the mixing , if they want it, would be a little more, this part I'm not sure yet...