Daily Blog - May 26th 2021I love a great challenge. And one of the best challenges you can try for yourself is to record a complex instrument, like
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Are You Overthinking It?
Daily Blog - May 25th 2021There's a million ways to do any task in audio. How do you decide what's correct? What matters? Step one: Don't overthink it.
Systems, Processes And Creativity
Daily Blog - May 20th 2021Using systems, processes and a streamlined workflow doesn't sound very creative, right? For me, those are my number one creativity enhancers.I create checklists
The Record Is What Matters, Isn’t It?
Daily Blog - May 12th 2021I got a great comment on a video in my online course, The Self-Recording Band Academy, the other day. One of my students
#64: Recording A Live Band – How To Deal With Bleed And Get The Most Out Of The Room Sound
Recording a whole band live is one of the hardest but also most fun things to do. There are a lot of challenges that come with it and plenty
The Simple Habit That Prevents Clicks And Pops In Your Recordings
Daily Blog - April 30th 2021Sometimes it's the little things, the small problems that are easy to fix that can cause major issues when overlooked. This is one
Faders As EQ
Daily Blog - April 29th 2021While I believe you should be able to get great tones from using just one mic on any mono source (guitar cabs, snare
The Old And The New
Daily Blog - April 28th 2021 Some of the most beautiful houses are a tasteful combination of old materials and modern elements. Classic, timeless construction methods combined with
#55: The Complete Step-By-Step System To Make A Killer Record As A Self-Recording Band
Join us, as we walk you through the complete, proven, step-by-step system to capture exciting recordings and deliver pro-quality, mix-ready files to your mixing engineer.Without the headache, the
#54: How To Use (And Choose) Reference Tracks To Improve Your Productions
Many people think of referencing mainly as a mixing tool... ...but referencing other songs should actually be part of your process right from the start. Even during writing and