Music & Sound Production

Everything is good in itself, but you have to know what you want to do. Some people like to do sound and video works and some like to do web design and development. But you will get success only when you are having interest in that, so first observe yourself and the field. Find yourself ask questions to yourself what you want, your like and dislikes, your passion and quality of your work is good in which field. When you will try to find yourself, you will get success or else if you are wasting your time finding others and their mistakes, you will get negativity and depression. This all applied when you like to work for yourself not for money. But when you come to the point of money, you have to check which option is having a good pay scale and is having more requirements in the field. So, according to me sound and video editing option is better, because in the industry you will find hundreds of companies for web design and development and thousands of employees in this field but in the field of sound and editing, situation is different. There are less number of people for sound and video editing.

Although there's no standard level of education needed to become a music producer, many colleges offer music production programs - traditionally at the Bachelor's degree level. These four-year programs cover a broad range of courses to expose students to recording arts technology and the music business as a whole.
Sample course topics include:
Recording industry law and ethics
Sound editing techniques
Digital audio software
Electronic music
Students may need to either produce a full-length recording or participate in an internship in order to graduate. Baccalaureate programs may result in a Bachelor of Science in Music Production or a Bachelor of Music with an emphasis in production.
You will need to pursue the right course (Bachelor of Science in Music Production) in order to become a Music Producer.