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312: “Can We Really Produce Our Own Album Start To Finish?” (Steady Drops Case Study)
What It Really Takes to Make a Professional Record Yourself Can you really produce an album from your home studio that stands alongside your favourite records? Martin Kreuzer
311: Making Decisions & Serving The Song | How ninnyliver Created Their Debut Album
Trust Your Instincts and Make Better Records If you’ve ever spent hours tweaking a mix, second-guessing every production decision or wondering whether your songs are “good enough” to
310: This Podcast Is About To Change – The Beginning Of A New Chapter For TSRB
The Self-Recording Band Podcast Is Changing. We're taking a break and then we'll come back with a rebrand and a new show format. This episode gives you the
309: From 30 Demo Songs to A Finished Record That Matters – Swallow’s Rose
This is one of the most honest and valuable conversations we’ve had on the podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Dominik from Swallow's Rose to break
308: Two Backing Vocal Approaches Every Self-Recording Artist Needs To Know
Most self-recording artists overcomplicate backing vocals, or ignore them completely, because they're having a hard time coming up with something interesting that really helps the song. Both are
307: 6 Home Studio Mistakes We Made Early On (And What We’d Do Differently Today)
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
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
305: These 5 Low-End Mixing “Rules” Are Killing Your Mix
Most of the low end advice online sounds clean, structured, and logical. But it also makes a lot of mixes smaller. In this episode, Benedikt and Manel break
304: Are You Learning From Audio Pros Or YouTubers? (The Mixing Advice That Actually Matters)
There’s more mixing advice online than ever. But here’s the real question: Is it coming from people who actually make records… or people who make content? You've hit a wall