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Ghanaian sound engineer, Appietus, known in private life as Appiah Dankwah, has given a piece of advice to musicians.
He advised musicians to seek professional advice in an interview with Graphic Showbiz which Newshuntermag.com came across.
Appietus said they would be able to produce quality work if they approach professionals for advice and guidance.
“Musicians who record, mix and master have problems with their sound when the final product comes out. I don’t want to mention names but the evidence is clear.
“It is not bad for musicians to record because they have studios in their homes but I just want them to do the right thing by employing competent people to polish up the final job,” he stated.
The popular Ghanaian sound engineer emphasized the huge roles that music experts play.
“I have more than 20 years’ experience in music production and have recorded musicians in Ghana and beyond and still get jobs. When it comes to mixing, many musicians can do that. However, those who want to have quality works always seek experts’ input for the final product.
“Those who are keen on quality works approach me to mix and master their songs after recording. It is not a new thing that most musicians all over the world have home studios but they always add professional touch,” he added.
Appietus further talked about some of the challenges he has faced.
“I recorded some of the finest musicians and the deal was that the money is split anytime they perform the song or when royalties come in but I never saw any money so I put the project on hold.”
