Copy of I am interested in learning more about home music engineering.

1. What accommodations should i have for my clientele that would put me apart from the rest?

2. What kind of tools are needed to be a home engineer.

2.1. Should i be able to provide all equipment to my clients or should they be able to bring their own?

2.2. What kind of mixing setup should i use a computer based or an analog based?

3. What kind of schooling is needed to become a sucessful home engineer.

3.1. Should i work in a studio or a home studio to learn my trade?

3.2. what four year school will best give me the knowledge needed to be successful?

4. What kind of income should i expect to come in when i first start?

4.1. Will over time i be able to make enough money to pay off any student loans and other bills?

4.2. Should i be prepared to have a second job on top of the home studio?

5. What kind of clientele and how should i treat them?

5.1. Who are the clients who normally use a home studio instead of a full studio?

6. What differences are there from a studio to a home studio?

6.1. Is there a way that equipment should be set up differently from a large studio?

6.1.1. What kind of space do i need compared to what i am use to?