Pre-production:Project Planning: Work with artists, record labels, and other stakeholders to plan the overall vision and goals for the project.
Budgeting: Create and manage budgets for recording sessions, studio time, musicians, and other production expenses.

Creative Input:Song Arrangement: Contribute to the structuring and arrangement of songs to enhance their overall impact.
Instrumentation: Select and/or recommend appropriate instruments and sounds for a given track.
Artistic Direction: Provide creative direction to artists to achieve the desired sound and mood for the project.

Studio Work:Recording: Oversee the recording process, ensuring high-quality performances and sound capture.
Engineering: Work with audio engineers to achieve the best possible sound quality during recording and mixing.
Session Musicians: Hire and direct session musicians if needed.

Post-production:Editing: Edit recorded tracks to correct mistakes and improve overall performance.
Mixing: Balance and blend individual tracks to create a polished and cohesive final mix.
Mastering: Prepare the final mix for distribution by applying the final polish and ensuring consistency across all tracks.

Collaboration:Communication: Maintain clear and effective communication with artists, engineers, and other collaborators.
Collaborative Decision-Making: Work closely with artists to make decisions about the direction of the music and the overall production.

Technical Knowledge:Equipment and Software: Stay current with the latest recording equipment, software, and production techniques.
Troubleshooting: Resolve technical issues that may arise during the recording or production process.

Industry Knowledge:Trends: Stay informed about current music trends and industry standards.
Networking: Build and maintain relationships within the music industry, including artists, record labels, and other professionals.

Project Management:Timeline Management: Ensure that the project stays on schedule and meets deadlines.
Resource Management: Effectively manage resources, including time, budget, and personnel.

Business Aspects:Contracts and Agreements: Negotiate and finalize contracts with artists and other collaborators.
Royalties: Understand and manage royalty agreements and payment structures.

Overall, being a music producer involves a combination of technical skills, creative vision, and effective collaboration to bring out the best in artists and create successful music projects.

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Pay: $77,527.00 - $85,121.00 per year

Expected hours: 20 – 40 per week

Benefits:

401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Flexible schedule
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Professional development assistance
Vision insurance

Experience level:

1 year

Schedule:

10 hour shift
12 hour shift
4 hour shift
8 hour shift
Choose your own hours
Monday to Friday
On call
Weekends as needed

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Riverside, CA 92506

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