5 Questions to Ask a Music Producer | Music Production | Prince Charles Alexander

[@wadeharrell1338]

Valuable knowledge for the artist desiring to collaborate with a producer. True class.

[@magicyy34]

So knowledgeable, thanks for the advice!

[@nagbo13]

Again, more great advice here! I love hearing his experiential knowledge about the business side of music, not just the creative side of music.

[@mimidhof2179]

Great talk as always from Berklee... Prince Charle is top class audio industry professional... invaluable advice...

[@samsmusichub]

Very helpful conversation to listen to.

[@thesnoflakes280]

outstanding interview. I am presently seeking a Producer and have several interviews lined up. gave me things to prepare and questions to ask.

[@fernandoanacletofirmino1518]

“Stay creative at all moments”

[@mseedeon6665]

Allow yourself to be produced. 👌 especially if you know you got the right produceer.

[@aybilmusic]

Great advice. Thanks for sharing!

[@CaptainYouna]

Thanks a lot for the tips !

[@lusia850]

Thank you!!!

[@AutumnHeleneMusic]

this is really helpful. thank you

[@Berklee_Online]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sunilnagila5883]

Thanks a lot

[@haroldlawson8771]

Well he the only prince Charles now

[@AnthonyCarrier]

Thank you Mr. Alexander for your knowledge and understanding I am new to this as an artist and would like to work with great producer such as yourself, in a studio (Off the cuff) pro-bono, of course since I am a starving artist!

[@MrMikomi]

Good luck with that.

[@cal_blac]

I think the emphasis on seeking out a “producer” to make your music for you is disempowering. I find it so strange that a “producer” tends to make the music and then an “artist” simply sings a melodic/lyrical idea over it. The way I see it, an artist makes their art from the raw materials at their disposal... they don’t hire another artist to make it for them. Simple as that...

[@MrMikomi]

I think you do not understand what music production actually entails.