Who here knows of some good music related jobs that dont require

You're never going to find a music "job" that you won't hate just as much as being a mechanic.

If you're going to do music, you need to go balls to the wall and just do everything yourself.

Don't expect anyone to help you either.

>>73340008
you won't make money in music


by design


run the other way

>>73340008
Use being a mechanic as motivation to start doing music with a band, and then just maybe an opportunity will fall right in your lap

>>73340210
How does one go balls to the wall and still make money to survive?

>>73340235
Thanks for the advice anon, i have been trying to take my utter disgust for working a shit job in a shit town for shit pay and turn that into some good emotional music.

>>73340222
Fuck i guess trips dont lie, might as well be a mechanic the rest of my life

>>73340008
McDonald's cashier

>>73340446
you'll thank me when you're 30

>>73340210
This is not true. I have a job as a house engineer and I got there because a small studio took me in and allowed me to work as a cable runner for a while. The senior engineers were very nice and taught me more in a few weeks than I could have done on my own in years. Eventually they knew that they had taught me enough to take on commercial sessions myself and hired me full time last summer

>>73340008
>Who here knows of some good music related jobs that dont require degrees?
>I know music/theory/gear pretty well but i never went to school for it.
you could be a sound guy. Pays badly and people treat you like shit but its not hard

>>73340673
still not a good job

Most engineers are barely making minimum wage at this point.

>>73340718
where are you pulling this from? Even when I worked as a runner I didn't make minimum wage

It's not a shit job either, the guys I work with and myself love coming to work every day. Like any job there are some days that suck, but the job itself is not shit

>>73340008
Blues music