Daily Blog - May 14th 2021 ...goes a long way. I started playing the piano and learning music theory when I was 6 years old and it changed
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Demoitis Is Real
Daily Blog - May 13th 2021 Have you ever gotten so attached to your demo, rough mix or raw tones that any change in the mix seems to
The Record Is What Matters, Isn’t It?
Daily Blog - May 12th 2021 I got a great comment on a video in my online course, The Self-Recording Band Academy, the other day. One of my
Night Owl Or Morning Lark?
Daily Blog - May 11th 2021 Most musicians I know consider themselves night owls. Claiming to be most creative and productive late at night. They also believe that
What’s A “Warm” Sounding Recording?
Daily Blog - May 10th 2021 We've all probably described a sound as "warm" at some point. But what do we actually mean by that? And do we
Learn From The Best Instead Of Your “Competition”?
Daily Blog - May 7th 2021 This post is not an opinion or piece of advice. It's about a question that came to my mind and I want
Drum Room Mics And Low End – The Fine Line Between “Huge” and “Muddy”
Daily Blog - May 6th 2021 If a song is fast, technical and supposed to be tight, the low end in drum room mics often is the enemy.
Explore The Extremes
Daily Blog - May 5th 2021 Exploring the extremes and going too far is necessary. Consistently testing the limits and trying to overcome them is what leads to
One sound fits all?
Daily Blog - May 4th 2021 When recording an album, are you really doing what's best for each song? Maybe one setup for the record doesn't cut it.
The Best Microphone…
Daily Blog - May 3rd 2021 ...might be the one you already have. Because limiting yourself forces you to learn everything about your signal chain. It forces you