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148: How To Make Your DIY-Productions Stand Out In 2023 And Beyond
2022 is coming to an end and so we want to take a look at the music production landscape and how it's going to evolve in 2023 and
146: Standout Mixes – The DIY Musician’s Guide To Exciting Mixes That Stand Out And Connect
"The pros never don’t do the basics."I love this quote, because reminds me every day that I shouldn't skip essential steps in the mixing process, even though they
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
143: Make Better Records Faster By Asking Better Questions
There are no dumb questions. Period. And it’s never a problem if you don’t know something. But that doesn't mean you can't figure it on your own, or shouldn't
141: Get The Most Out Of The Plugins You Have (Challenge)
We've said it before on the show and we'll say it again:It’s not about the tools you have, it’s about your ability to get the most out of
140: Don’t Believe These 5 Myths About Music Production
Let's debunk 5 Music Production Myths That We're still hearing about all the time. Book a free feedback call with Benedikt, the host of the show!Almost daily we see
138: Reviving The “Australian Rock Songwriter Sound” From A Home Studio – With Collidastate (Interview/Case Study)
On this Episode I'm talking to Graham and James from the Australian Rock Duo Collidastate.Book a free feedback call with Benedikt, the host of the show!Yes, they are
134: Who’s Your Audience?
When we ask "who's your audience?", most people don’t have a great answer. And many think that it doesn’t matter, because they just make the music they want