Our guest on this episode is Matt Boudreau. Matt is an Audio Engineer, Mixer and Producer, based in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.His credits list includes bands
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266: Snare drum sound deep dive – snare choice, mic balance and EQ explained (with audio examples)
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of snare drum sound and EQ, discussing the importance of snare sound in music productionhow to choose the right snare
265: Breaking Free from Musical Genres – The Emotional Core of Music Creation
In this episode, we explore the complexities of music genres, personal taste, and the influence of cultural experiences on our artistic identities. We discuss the use of AI as
264: This Is How Much We’ve Spent On Our Own Education – And What We Got Out Of It (Full Breakdown)
I (Benedikt) want to make a super transparent episode, breaking down all the courses, coaching, seminars, events etc. I've bought over the years.How much I've spent on them
263: The Hidden Power of Song Key – Better Vocals, Better Vibe
Picking the right key for your song is not just a technical decision — it can completely change the vibe, energy, and emotional impact of your track. You've hit
262: Why Your Song Feels Off: The Truth About Tempo, Timing & Groove
This is an episode about the importance of choosing the right tempo for your songs and getting the timing and feel right. (Scroll down to read more)You've hit
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