on the vibe of it and how comfortable they feel. After all, music is a feeling thing. And if an artist doesn't like the mood of a place, they will probably feel that they won't be able to do their best work there. Also be professional. A paying artist has come to work not play!
Doing these things will help to build your clientele through word of mouth; you should also keep networking, marketing and promoting your recording studio. Even if things start up a little bit slow for you, if you apply these methods your clientele will gradually grow and grow. Sooner than you think you'll be fully booked!!!
Stay Blessed,
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