There's two main reasons why someone would want to start their own recording studio. Rent it out to bands, songwriters etc or to use as their own personal recording space to use any time and for free.
No reason you couldn't use it for both situations. Personally I use my home studio exclusively for personal use but do have several musician friends who started this sway and have decided to make it a full-time money making business.
If your desire is to start a recording studio for business reasons then great, but you have to have the right business model to make it a success. To guarantee success the proper plan and business model need to be followed.
If you don't understand the business part of it you can do all the technical stuff all day long and not be able to make any money at it. The savvy person can turn it into a money making business by using the proper know-how with only half the technical knowledge.
What about big competition?
Some people are of the mindset that a lot of competition can kill you. Lots of competition means lots of opportunities. This means that for any business to thrive there has to be plenty of people who are buying the product or service the business is selling.
In the world of music: bands, songwriters, singers, musicians there is always a never ending supply of potential customers for a good recording studio. It's true that many are now making their own home studio but most of these setups are not and never will be a professional quality studio, meaning they will still be taking their home productions to be finished at a better studio than the one they have at home.
What is the cost?
It wasn't that long ago that you couldn't even think about setting up a professional quality recording studio for less than a few hundred thousand bucks but because of digital technology advancements, competition and very accessible quality equipment in the recording world it's very attainable now.
It's no wonder that many musicians and songwriters, pro's and amateurs have their own home studios.
You're still looking a t several thousand of dollars to set up a pro studio but compared to hundreds as it was not a long time ago, anyone with the right mind-set can still get it done.
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