Andrew+Berlin

1)What do you sincerely enjoy about your job every day? "The fact that I am helping people in their journey for musical knowledge and profound individualism is nothing short of incredible." 2)Has anyone ever told you you were a miracle worker? "Well not quite, but it is fair to say that i have worked miracles for those few that have the gift." 3)On a 1-10 scale how many bands would you say are actually phenomenal? "Probably a 4ish" 4)Do you believe the music you produce will it be remembered for a long time to come? "In my experience, I have found that the music never fades, its like an energy." 5)How important is it to know a relatively large amount of people in the music industry? Extremely important, if you have the connections, you will find yourself at the top without even knowing it.  6)When someone asks you to record them, and there is obviously no talent involved, how do you handle this type of situation? I would merely brush it off and understand that there are select few in the world whom have the gift. I would still take their money, of course. 7)From the moment you were born, did you know that music was your true calling? As a young child, i remember knowing of music in general but not being able to pick up on the subtle cues of the underlying theme. Its as if I knew but could not fully understand. 8)How are you able to pick up on subtle cues from the artist in order to create the most profound sound? I am a very observant person, I understand that it is not easy to find those cues, but I pursue that goal in my everyday life. When the subtle messages are conveyed I can truly get in the mood to find new outlets for a sound. 9)Has there ever been a time when you have said "oh man, this recording is terrible, and it is my fault!" Yes, in fact I had a client in the other day recording for ten hours straight and by the end we both looked at each other and discovered the true noise that had come from the speakers. It is not easy to deal with a situation of this magnitude because there is the wasted time and wasted money. 10)Have you ever approached anyone on the street soliciting your musical expertise? No, it seems as though people generally come to me. 11)If you could have known you would become an Production Technician, would you have changed any aspect of the scenario? Nope, I love my job and would not trade it for the world. I get to meet so many new people, and find their beautiful picture. > 13)Would you rather be a professional performer, or a nationally known Production Technician? There is a point in time when one must make the decision to pursue a particular career, and I have certainly found my nitch. 14)Do you believe in fate for your perspective? I do believe I have been placed here to thrive for this dream, and the ultimate achievement lies within the fate of my life. 15)What key advice would you give me if you were to convey your message of beautiful music? Just to pursue your dreams and never give up, oh and to meet all the people you can.
 * 12)If so, how would you overcome the struggles associated with the outcome?