Setting up your first home studio is exciting. It’s also very easy to waste time, money, and energy on the wrong things. You've hit a wall with your
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306: How We Recorded Drums For A Punk Rock Record (Swallow’s Rose – Full Drum Production Walkthrough)
What does a drum recording session for a real record look like? Not a theory lesson.Not a generic tutorial. In this episode we walk you through a real
299: The Music Production Process (Step 2): Choosing The Right Gear For The Project Without Wasting Money
Everyone loves gear. Most people just get their priorities wrong when it comes to picking the right equipment for the project. You've hit a wall with your audio
292: Small Mix Tweaks, Big Results – Real-World Recording & Mixing Lessons That You Can Use Today
In this episode, Benedikt and Manel dive into fresh lessons from recent real recording, mixing and coaching projects. You’ll learn why seemingly tiny mix tweaks (we’re talking 0.5–1 dB) can
288: Danny Gomez: From Brian May to Dirty Boy Pedals – Turning Obsession Into Opportunity
In this inspiring and entertaining episode, Benedikt and Manel talk to guitarist, product designer, and entrepreneur Danny Gomez - a true example of what happens when obsession meets
283: The Only Gear That Actually Matters (Monitoring Explained)
We can’t believe we haven’t done an episode on this yet! Monitoring is by far the most important gear-related topic in music production. In fact, it’s really the
273: Cabs Matter More Than Amps – The Fastest Way To Level Up Your Guitar And Bass Tones
People obsess over amps - but totally ignore the cab. Let’s change that. In this episode, Manel and Benedikt dig into why the cabinet you’re using (or the
271: “Everyone Is Sounding The Same” – Creative Guitar Tone Techniques That Will Make You Stand Out
Is modern guitar tone really getting boring because everyone’s using the same amp sims and plugins? In this episode, Manel and Benedikt dig into that idea and share
259: What Self-Recording Artists Are REALLY Struggling With
Most self-recording artists say that they struggle with one of two things. But both of those things are almost never their real problems. You've hit a wall with
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