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169: This is What Separates Pro Quality Productions From Amateur Demos
Listen to this episode if you want to know what's keeping your recordings from sounding professional.Book a free feedback call with Benedikt, the host of the show!Here's what
163: I Need A Better Process For Tracking!
Jack, a podcast listener, commented the following on one of our episodes:"A problem i've been having lately isn't so much with getting good sounds or mixing as it
162: Capture The Soulful Melodies Of Your Piano: Pro Tips for Crafting Mesmerizing Recordings With Acoustic Or Virtual Pianos
In this episode we’re taking a dive into something we don’t talk about often… how to record a piano.Mark sent us a message asking if we could talk
161: Maximize Your Studio Time: Essential Practice Techniques To Help You Crush Your Recording Session
In this episode, Malcolm Owen-Flood dives deep into how to prepare for studio recording sessions.And this time, it's not about pre-production or working on your songs and arrangements.
160: Home Recording 101 – If We Were To Start Over In 2023, This Is What We Would Do (And Buy) – Part 3
Today we're going all the way back to day one of the home recording journey and talk about how to get started recording your own music. We've been
159: Home Recording 101 – If We Were To Start Over In 2023, This Is What We Would Do (And Buy) – Part 2
Today we're going all the way back to day one of the home recording journey and talk about how to get started recording your own music. We've been
158: Home Recording 101 – If We Were To Start Over In 2023, This Is What We Would Do (And Buy) – Part 1
Today we're going all the way back to day one of the home recording journey and talk about how to get started recording your own music.We've been covering
145: Building Arrangements With The Mix In Mind (Part 2)
Part 2: Writing and arranging your songs properly so that they work, even raw, is essential.In this second part we dive in to arranging lead parts, vocals, synths
144: Building Arrangements With The Mix In Mind (Part 1)
Writing and arranging your songs properly so that they work, even raw, is essential. This will make mixing easier, more fun and way faster. Book a free feedback