I get this all the time: People reach out or download our resources, listen to the podcast etc. because they want to get better at recording or mixing. But
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257: Why you should learn to record yourself (even if you’re not making your own records)
Have you ever been in a situation where you had to replace a band member for a show? If you have, chances are that it was painful to
249: How To Keep Things Fresh And Not Repeat Yourself
There is a challenge that comes with being your own producer. It's pretty much the same thing that can happen when you go to the same producer over
248: Six Ways To Improve Your Mixing Workflow (Live Workshop At Studioszene 2024)
Let's talk about mixing workflow!Not the specific techniques and tools, like EQ, compression, etc. but how to get in the flow state and how to stay there for
247: Get It Right At The Source (Live Workshop At Studioszene)
So many people think mixing is their biggest problem. In reality, it's often the recordings that are the real issue.It all starts at the source. And in this
242: How We Get a Solid, Punchy Low End In Our Mixes
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: The low end of your mix. Get it right, and your mix will sound massive, professional, and tight. Get it wrong,
238: Level Matching Reference Tracks Against Your Mix (Q&A)
Fabian (Max im Parkhaus) sent us a great question on level matching reference tracks against your mix. Here's our answer. Enjoy!Apply for professional mentoring and book a free
235: 10 Feet Saved The Record – Move The Mic & Listen, Don’t Assume
Let's talk about being intentional with your recording decisions.Yes, we talk about this all the time. But we also firmly believe that we need to be reminded more
232: Do This One Thing And Your Mixes Will Improve – Guaranteed
This might be the shortest episode we've ever done. And it's a super important one. One challenge, a simple task, major improvements to your mixes.Apply for our coaching
231: What are “Size” & “Depth” In Music Production?
When we give people feedback on their mixes before they join our coaching program, we're often talking about a lack of "size" and "depth". Now what is that