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    This document discusses record production and studios. It covers the roles of record producers which can vary, from being employed by a label to working independently. Producer roles include overseeing the artist, studio, and ensuring the record is completed on budget. There are different types of studios, from basic home setups to independent professional studios and label-owned facilities. The record production process involves five stages - from pre-production planning through mixing and mastering the final product. Budgeting, arrangements, tracking recordings, overdubs, mixing and delivering the finished record are some of the key elements outlined.

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    This document discusses record production and studios. It covers the roles of record producers which can vary, from being employed by a label to working independently. Producer roles include overseeing the artist, studio, and ensuring the record is completed on budget. There are different types of studios, from basic home setups to independent professional studios and label-owned facilities. The record production process involves five stages - from pre-production planning through mixing and mastering the final product. Budgeting, arrangements, tracking recordings, overdubs, mixing and delivering the finished record are some of the key elements outlined.

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    MUC 110 - Recording Industry Part III Music and Business Program Mesa Community College

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    This document discusses record production and studios. It covers the roles of record producers which can vary, from being employed by a label to working independently. Producer roles include overseeing the artist, studio, and ensuring the record is completed on budget. There are different types of studios, from basic home setups to independent professional studios and label-owned facilities. The record production process involves five stages - from pre-production planning through mixing and mastering the final product. Budgeting, arrangements, tracking recordings, overdubs, mixing and delivering the finished record are some of the key elements outlined.

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    Record Industry Part 3:

    Record Production/The Studio


    Record Producer
    Roles Vary
    Label Employee
    Under Label Contract
    Independent Producer Under Artist Contract
    All-In Deal
    Independent/Spec Deal
    Master Purchase Agreement
    Producer/Label Entrepreneur
    Match Producer to Artist
    Being A Successful Producer/Engineer
    Producer Points
    Percentages

    The Studio
    Operations
    Design
    Selecting The Right Studio

    Types of Studios
    Home Studios
    Basics of Home Recording
    Preproduction/Demo Studios
    Independent Studios
    Label-Owned Studios

    5 Stages of Record Production
    Pre-Production: Budgeting/Planning
    Group/Producer/Engineer Is Poorly Prepared
    Lacking Professionalism
    Arrangements in Rehearsals
    In The Studio: Basics and Tracking
    Tracking Sheet (Protools Built-In)
    In The Studio: Overdubbing
    Punch-Ins
    In The Studio: Mixing and Final Preparations
    Tonal Qualities/EQ
    Multi-Formats For Listening (Studio, Car, Computer, Headphones etc)
    Post-Production: Mastering and Delivery
    Requirements (Vary Per Job)

    Recording Budget Sample Form
    References
    All content in this lecture is created by Henri
    Benard and various referenced websites
    contained within the slides. This information is
    intended only for use by students enrolled in
    MUC109 at Mesa Community College. No
    unauthorized use shall be granted.
    Henri Benard 2014

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