How much an audio engineer makes depends largely on experience and whether he/she is mixing live or in the studio. Its not uncommon for an experienced live engineer to get upwards of $2500/week on the road or have $500 day rates in the studio. One can make a very good living as an engineer.
The music industry.
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Audio production is a good option to begin with in learning about the music industry. You can gear your experience towards specifically the aspect you are interested in.
A music producer is ultimately responsible for the sound of the finished product (or perhaps more correctly, their earsare). They manage and direct the project while the audio engineers do the "hands-on" work, making changes to the mix that the producer calls for.
yes, giving music lessons, building instruments, or writting music all bring in money if you play your cards right...
$40 Billion a year.
Pro Tools is the industry standard for audio and music editing in both film and television.
64 billion a year
apparently its 40 billion
69 million
An audio engineer with 20 years of experience can expect to earn between $60,000 and $120,000 annually, depending on factors such as location, industry, and specific skills. Those working in high-demand sectors like film, television, or music production may earn higher salaries, while freelance engineers might see more variability in their income. Additionally, engineers with specialized expertise or those who hold management positions can command even higher compensation.