1. Job Roles in the Music industry
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2. The Role : Sound Engineer
What Is a Sound Engineer?
Sound engineers or audio engineers work on the technical aspects of sound and music production by mixing, reproducing and manipulating the equalization and electronic effects of sound.

3. Where Sound engineers can be hired ?
film
radio
television
musical recordings
computer games
live music concerts
theatre
sports games
corporate events

4. Different Types of Sound Engineers
Monitor sound engineers
Systems engineers.
Wireless microphone engineers.
Game audio designer engineers

5. Salary of a Sound Engineer
Starter: £15,000
Experienced: £20,000 to £30,000
Highly Experienced: Up to £40,000
Freelance earnings can vary, depending on your reputation and what you can negotiate.

6. How to Become an Sound Engineer
Becoming an audio engineer usually requires some form of vocational training or certification. This can include a high school diploma, community college or university courses or certificate programs. Successful sound engineers often have technical skills and computer proficiency as well as a passion for all kinds of audio recordings and broadcasts.

7. How Long Does It Take To Become A Sound Engineer?
It can take 1-3 years of work experience and on-the-job training to become eligible for advancement in this field.
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8. Other Related Jobs Producer skills. Sound Technician
Live Sound Engineer
Mastering Engineer (Post-Production Engineer)
Sound Designer
DJ/Remixer
Studio Technician/Maintenance