Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
Wow, that’s an incredible amount of money. Just shows what people are willing to pay for recordings, I know there was the added touch of a charity here but still. Thanks for your response. Hope you don’t mind me asking this but is the recording and mastering stuff you do purely a hobby or away from that do you work in that sort of stuff? Obviously that’s a personal question so no need to answer I’m probably more asking how you got into all the recording stuff really.
It's a hobby for me. The closest I get to "selling" is if somebody hires me to do a concert. And I'm very selective about that. Plus if I strike out, that's a known factor. So you're paying for my time and expertise as opposed to a product.
EDIT: Oh, I was offered $1000 by a bootleg company for a Stones ALD back in 2002. It was intriguing at the time (I must have been 16 or so) but I declined.