How much would you pay per hour for recording time at a top of the line studio?
411296
depends if you want top of the line studio, or top of the line sound.\ntop of the line sound isn't that expensive.  You can go to any local studio that has protools and a sound proof and get good sound.\ntop of the line studios usually give you more experienced engineers and thats what sound boils down to is engineers...
1143511
Question is too vague. Are you looking to do post production, live production or editing your home movies? If you are looking for anything broadcast quality, start your budget at about $300K and we can add from there.
477074
You can expect about $9 an hour.
437200
Depends on several things. anywhere between $10-$100 per hour depending on experience, creativity, turn around time.\nMonthly salary would be anywhere between USD 45k to $100k.\n\nThanks\nRaj Reddy Allipuram\nhttp://www.allipuram.com
365957
I can start you at $9.50 an hour.\n\nProve yourself and it goes up.
139409
The price is comparable to the artist. A top artist will get tens of thousands for song rights for a movie, an unknown should be happy with $2,500 and the exposure that they will get. Most movies produce a sountrack. Make sure that you get a royalty for any soundtrack sales, be happy for the great exposure and publicity and take whatever they offer above that. It is tricky when the artist is little known. You don't want to risk making it too difficult for the studio, they just may move on to another song , and you may loose a great opportunity for your artist to gain mainstream exposure.\n\nMany little known artists would pay for the opportunity.\n\nGood luck.
1140379
Approximately $12-$15 per hour.
239133
about £6 per hour  not very good but better than nothing.
633216
You should charge $5 per hour. So around $30 would be good
931884
Depends on the cost per hour and how many hours it takes to do the job.
340800
I don't know.  I heard studio engineers work 10 to 12 hour days but if you love it.. go for it.
196090
I had to take a few of mine to a local recording studio...most of them have the technology to do it! Good luck!
927465
I work for a DJ company doing that. The company charges $375.00 for a 3 hour event, and takes $150.00 for providing the equipment and music, I get $175.00. $100.00 per hour for over the contract time. But this is not the holiday rate, like for a Christmas party.\n\nI bring up to 7000 tunes and do interactive stuff, too.\n\nWe're in Atlanta
596464
Im a recording studio owner and engineer, i suspose if you mail em me i can have a listen, main differance is i'll be listening through £10000 moinitors which will revel things that were'nt obvious to your self at the time of mixing, also a properly acousticly treated enviroment will revel things that you missed. ......but thats why mastering engineers exist .....but if you want me to have a listen message me and i'll give you my email addy....Si
779042
easy. use your free resources. use that $75 for your tapes to record on. and the rest. well find friends that will act, find cool places to shoot (for  free) and basically make up your storyline, wich doesnt cost you money only your time.\ntake a look at the 'blair witch project' probably made on LESS than $75 and that movie made millions and millions
923828
i would charge about $15.  remember, you'll be doing alot of work outside of tutroing to.
1049494
Depends on where you live.  Between $10-$20 per hour.  If you are certified and how much experience you have will also depend on it.  If you are not certified go to NDEITA.com and find where they are nearest to you to attend the workshop.  Good luck!