Recording studios in Chengdu (Thoughts?)

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  • #57031
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    Hi everyone,

    I just arrived in Chengdu a week ago, following my wife who’s got a new position here.

    We’re originally from Shenyang (me from France, but spent 6 years in Shenyang), and I am considering moving my recording studio to Chengdu.

    What are you thoughts about it?

    Is there a need for a new recording studio?

    Is the musicians community is as big as I guess due to my few visits in bars and due to what I’ve heard about it?

    I am doing my own researches, but I’d like to have inputs from people already settled down here.

    Thanks a lot.

     

    Vincent

    #57037
    Avatar photogojira
    Keymaster

    Sounds interesting, I’d wait for @charlie’s insights. Do you have any website or WeChat OA?

    #57039
    Avatar photobornloud
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply.
    Nice meeting you.

    Wx: vincetelecaster

    Cheers

    #57045
    Avatar photoCharlie
    Keymaster

    We’re able to run your studio successfully in Shenyang? If so I think you can do it in Chengdu, since Chengdu is a bigger city and has much more of a reputation as a city of music and creative culture. Ordinarily for a foreigner I’d say it’s very risky because managing a business as a foreigner in China is a complicated challenge (we have a podcast episode on this subject).

    Hopefully you gained some useful experience and insight in running your studio in Shenyang and can bring that to Chengdu! Good luck.

    #57046
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    Participant

    Thanks Charlie for your feedback.

    Yep running a business in China can be (usually is I should say) tricky and painful. I am aware about it trust me haha.

    But always good to get a reminder ;o)

    My question was more about the music scene, as for instance I lived for 3 months in Dali, and before getting there I’ve been told it was an amazing city for musicians. Trust me, I explored from regular places to underground ones…. it is not… at least not anymore… I wouldn’t open a studio there…

    I am brand new here but I’ve got the impression that Chengdu is really a good spot for that.

    I keep doing my researches and meet people, but just wanted to get the overall impression from people already here.

    Thanks a lot!

    #57083
    Avatar photoCharlie
    Keymaster

    Dali has gone back to being a sleep, seasonal tourist village from what I can tell. Chengdu is a bustling mega-city, there is no shortage of potential customers or patrons.

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