Daily Blog - May 27th 2021 Could you send your session or multitracks to a stranger for collaboration and they would immediately know what's up? No? Please read
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As Few Mics As Possible
Daily Blog - May 26th 2021 I love a great challenge. And one of the best challenges you can try for yourself is to record a complex instrument,
Are You Overthinking It?
Daily Blog - May 25th 2021 There's a million ways to do any task in audio. How do you decide what's correct? What matters? Step one: Don't overthink
“The Only Thing That Matters Is What Comes Out Of The Speakers”
Daily Blog - May 21st 2021 I love this quote by Andrew Scheps! There are no rules and nobody cares how you got to the final result. How
Systems, Processes And Creativity
Daily Blog - May 20th 2021 Using systems, processes and a streamlined workflow doesn't sound very creative, right? For me, those are my number one creativity enhancers. I
Distort Everything
Daily Blog - May 19th 2021 I received this amazing sticker from Scott Evans (antisleep.com) and it's right in front of me everyday. My daily reminder to have
My Love-Hate Relationship With Stem Mastering
Daily Blog - May 18th 2021 Sometimes I feel like stem mastering is the best thing ever and then other times I promise myself never to do a
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
#65: How To Translate The Sound In Your Head Into Your Recordings
It's probably the biggest challenge we're all facing when we're starting out making records. And we can almost think of it as the audio engineer's job description. A