This episode is about going the extra mile to create the perfect headphone mix to make sure your vocalist feels as good as possible when its time to
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131: Live Recording VS Overdubs
Recording a band can be done by capturing a live performance where everybody (or parts of the band) is playing together in real time, or by recording overdubs,
121: “Art Is An Expression Of Life – So Go And Experience Some Life!”
Benedikt heard indie-pop producer Mark Eckert talk about this in an Instagram video and thought it’s a really cool and important thing to discuss. Here's why: A lot
118: Trevor Reilly (A Wilhelm Scream) – Behind The Scenes Of Making A Professional DIY Record
My guest on this episode is Trevor Reilly, the guitar player, (co-)producer/recording engineer and main songwriter in the band A Wilhelm Scream. I got to nerd out with
116: Your Audio Knowledge Could Be The Reason Why Your Records Don’t Sound Great
We have both worked with many people who know a lot. Like a LOT. Often more than we do (and we're obsessed with learning). Yet their records still
114: Do You Really Know Your Guitar Cab (or IRs)?
If you know the ins and outs of recording a cab, you can pick and position your mics or choose the right IRs quickly and with confidence. A
113: Your Guitar And Bass Tone Is In Your Hands
When it comes to guitar tone, we’re always talking about strings, setup, amps etc. This time we address the playing technique and specifically how it affects the sound
112: What You Need BEFORE Releasing New Music | Generating Release Assets
This week we are sharing an episode of Malcom's other podcast "Your Band Sucks At Business" because we really care about your art and therefore want to help
111: How To Make Drum Samples “Invisible” In The Mix And Blend Perfectly With Your Real Kit
This is something we get asked all the time, something we see people fail at all the time and something we think we're both pretty good at: Using
110: The Real Reason For Why You Should Do Pre-Production
What exactly are you doing when you're "demoing" or doing pre-production? Are you capturing ideas? Working on the songs? Refining the arrangements? Recording scratch tracks? All of that