I asked this on Facebook as well but here's the thing.
Should my studio lower prices to attract more bands? Because let's face it, budget is always an issue and having only maybe 1 deal out of 10 inquiries is a bit annoying.
It will probably (and hopefully) mean more work to do but having to do it faster, so quality will inevitably drop a bit until I catch up with CLA's workflow, haha. It could also mean that the studio will have to refrain its investments in equipment (unless the amount of extra bands compensate for the loss of income with the price drop). It will definitely mean that I'll get more shitty bands to work with though (been very lucky so far)
Or should the prices stay where they are and fuck it? Quality over quantity?
Should I maybe offer "budget formulas" to bands where I say for example "Ok, I can do it in 3 days instead of 6 but it will not sound as good as a fully polished product"? I'm afraid this would devaluate my work...
Any income or experience is more than welcomed!
Should my studio lower prices to attract more bands? Because let's face it, budget is always an issue and having only maybe 1 deal out of 10 inquiries is a bit annoying.
It will probably (and hopefully) mean more work to do but having to do it faster, so quality will inevitably drop a bit until I catch up with CLA's workflow, haha. It could also mean that the studio will have to refrain its investments in equipment (unless the amount of extra bands compensate for the loss of income with the price drop). It will definitely mean that I'll get more shitty bands to work with though (been very lucky so far)
Or should the prices stay where they are and fuck it? Quality over quantity?
Should I maybe offer "budget formulas" to bands where I say for example "Ok, I can do it in 3 days instead of 6 but it will not sound as good as a fully polished product"? I'm afraid this would devaluate my work...
Any income or experience is more than welcomed!