I mean come on?Ĭongratulations to iZotope for the nomination of their brilliant RX3 audio repair suite for a Resolution magazine award.
I got five replies… After answering them I had two people left of which one wanted to switch work descriptions after the half the project so he was doing the mixing and I the editing. At first everyone was interested so I emailed the details to about twelve people. So I asked some people that I know, that that have recently completed their education in audio engineering, if they would like to help me with this project. Although the job was going to take many hours it was repetitive but on the whole – a piece of cake. Last spring I landed a massive project and I quickly realised that I was going to need help to get it finished. So What Do I have To Do To Be In That 5%? Maybe only 5% will manage to get a job and make a living as an audio engineer here. Here in Sweden there are about two hundred audio engineers and producers graduating each year but there are not two hundred jobs available.
I’ve been experiencing that musicians, producers and audio engineers sometimes are divided into two camps – those who are without jobs and those who have more than they can handle.
We all know that the music business is extremely competitive and there is only room for the very best.
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