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261: The Ultimate Guide To Kick Drum EQ (With Audio Examples)
A while back we did an episode on how we EQ kick drums. Now we're doing it again, but this time even more in-depth and with audio examples.So
260: AI Update – Are Audio Skills No Longer Needed Now? Have Mixing Engineers Been Replaced?
We needed to do another AI episode.So many things have happened since the last one. So many new "intelligent" tools came out. AI audio news are posted almost
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 your
258: “I’m not a professional musician or producer” – Does this mean your art isn’t worth it?
I get this all the time: People reach out or download our resources, listen to the podcast etc. because they want to get better at recording or mixing. But
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
256: How To Make Unique And Authentic Records – With Ulf Blomberg (Hoborec)
Our guest today is Ulf Blomberg (Hoborec Recording & Mixing). He is a producer, engineer and mixer, working out of beautiful studios in the south of Sweden, as
255: Self-Recording Syndicate Member Fergal Nash on Finding His Sound, Gaining Confidence, and Releasing His Best Work (Case Study Interview)
I sat down with one of our Self-Recording Syndicate members, Fergal Nash.Fergal is a self-recording musician, songwriter and guitar teacher, based in Ireland, who writes and records music
254: How Self-Recording Syndicate Member Eugen Ruzickij is Helping Guitar Players Write Their Own Songs (Case Study Interview)
I sat down with our Self-Recording Syndicate member, Eugen Ruzickij.Eugen is a self-recording musician, songwriter and guitar teacher, based in the USA, who writes and records music as
253: Shaping Your Drum Attack And Punch With Compression
Drum compression can not just make things more consistent, it is also a really powerful tool to shape transients.This means it can add more punch to your drums