Recording Lounge

A podcast about audio engineering, mixing, producing, acoustics, and home recording. Quality content with no fluff, hosted by an audio engineer, for audio engineers.

Rank #1: Episode 111: Drums in a Small Room.
This show is all about tips and tricks for helping drums in a small room sound better.

Rank #2: Episode 99: Gain Staging 101.
This episode talks about the ins and outs of gain staging!

Home Recording Tips for Pro Audio on a Budget | Home Music Studio 1 Podcast

Home Recording Tips to Create Professional Audio on a Budget.

Rank #1: Ep 3 | Home Recording Mixing Tips.
View this Episode in iTunes. In this episode of Home Music Studio 1 I will give 3 home recording mixing tips. These tips are key to producing professional audio projects while working within a budget. Don't forget to add your comments to the section below after you've listened to this episode.     Ep 3 | Home Recording Mixing Tips appeared first on Home Music Studio 1.

Rank #2: Ep 17 | How to Tighten Up the Low End of Your Mix.
Few areas are more critical then the low end of your mix. In this episode of Home Music Studio 1, I show you a technique to make the kick drum and bass guitar work as 1 unit. This simple sidechain compression tip will help tighten up the bottom of most any mix. Ep 17 | How to Tighten Up the Low End of Your Mix appeared first on Home Music Studio 1.

Home Studio Corner

Tips, Tricks, and Advice for the Home Recording Studio Owner

Rank #1: Perfectionism is Lame | Ask Joe #229.
Join us every Tuesday at 1pm CT from over at my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/homestudiocorner Follow me on Twitter here: @joegildermusic Connect on Facebook. Subscribe to my calendar. Ask questions at www.askjoegilder.com Subscribe via: iTunes RSS Feed

Rank #2: Songwriting | Ask Joe #224.
Sweet intro by Homestead Collective. Join us every Tuesday at 1pm CT from over at my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/homestudiocorner Follow me on Twitter here: @joegildermusic Connect on Facebook. Subscribe to my calendar. Ask questions at www.askjoegilder.com Subscribe via: iTunes RSS Feed

Recording Studio Rockstars

Lij Shaw Interviews music producers, engineers, studio owners, and other professionals to bring you inspiring stories, tricks, and insights from the recording studio. So that you can take your recordings to the next level and become a rockstar of the recording studio yourself! - Guests: Vance Powell, Michael Beinhorn, Russell Wolff, Graham Cochrane, Joe Gilder, Björgvin Benediktsson, and many more...

Rank #1: RSR078 - Steve Albini - Electrical Audio, Recording Nirvana, & Shellac.
Steve Albini is often referred to as a producer, although he prefers the label of recording engineer. Steve owns and operates Electrical Audio, and has been making records for four decades recording other bands and his own band, Shellac. Steve has recorded over 1500 records on analog tape with a full spectrum of bands, from those that you have never heard of, to some of the biggest names in rock and roll: The Pixies, Nirvana, Robert Plant & Jimmy Page, Pj Harvey, The Breeders, Superchunk, Helmet, The Stooges, Cheap Trick, and Veruca Salt. I had the great pleasure to work with Steve at Electrical Audio on a couple of different records while staying at the studio in the dorms. I learned a ton from Steve about recording, running a professional studio, business, and believing in people and their music, and I’m sure you will too here on this podcast. Get the full show notes at http://RSRockstars.com/78 -Also- Free mix training with Lij at MixMasterBundle.com Get yourself a Rockstar T-shirt at: RSRockstars.com/Tshirt Download the theme music at: SkadooshMusic.com

Rank #2: RSR139 - Andrew Scheps - Mixing Hit Records With A Laptop And Headphones (In The Box) .
Andrew Talked about mixing hit records with only a laptop and headphones, and great ways to use your plugins for creating powerful drums, awesome guitars, and spot on vocals. My guest today is Andrew Scheps, a multi Grammy award winning engineer, producer, and mixer. He has worked with a wide array of great artists from  Stevie Wonder, to Michael Jackson, and then recorded and or mixed top records for The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Adele, Audioslave, Green Day, Beyonce, Zac Brown Band, Jay Z, Weezer, Metallica, and Black Sabbath to name just a few. Andrew is known for his loud and exciting mixes, and for bringing all that to life while mixing within the DAW or otherwise known as ITB (In The Box). He has also helped to create some of the tools that we can use for mixing ITB ourselves with his plugin designs for Waves: the Scheps 73, Parallel Particles, and Scheps Omni Channel. I highly recommend that you check them out Rockstars. Thanks to our sponsors! Roswell Pro Audio: https://RoswellProAudio.com Tegeler Audio Manufaktur: https://www.tegeler-audio-manufaktur.de/ Hear more from Andrew Scheps:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHlhOgQ36m8&list=PLbJhbD1bWQswPpNOB1mOnYgzB2LY6I2kL If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/139

Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast

Music Industry Analysis, Interviews, Tips, News, and Reviews

Rank #1: Episode #256 – RIAA Numbers, USB 3.2, And Producer-Composer-Mixer Doug DeAngelis.
NEWS The RIAA year-end numbers are surprising, especially when it comes to CDs Are you ready for USB 3.2? An attempt to clarify the USB types GUEST Producer-composer-mixer-music  supervisor Doug DeAngelis Composer, producer and music supervisor Doug DeAngelis is my guest on the podcast today. Doug hit paydirt early in his career when he recorded the Nine Inch Nails hit “Head Like A Hole.” In 1989, he embarked on a world tour with the Detroit Techno crossover dance artist Inner City, but after that he moved on to studio work in New York City, where he amassed over 300 album and remix credits, including 31 #1 Billboard Chart singles. Doug’s album credits include New Order, Michael Jackson, Queen Latifa, Chaka Khan, Love and Rockets, Alicia Keys, and No Doubt, among others. Doug’s career then shifted to Los Angeles where his music was embraced by Hollywood producer Michael Mann as the scorer for his CBS crime drama series Robbery Homicide Division. His music has since appeared in over 100 television shows including CSI, Bones, CSI Miami, and ER, as well as dozens of reality and late night television programs. Doug is also the Conference Chair and Co-Founder of A3E, The Advanced Audio & Applications Exchange, a leading industry resource dedicated to the future of new music technologies. He’s also involved in an interesting interactive music app called Stylus, In the interview we talked about the early days synthesizer programming, becoming a mixer in New York City, composing for television, his newly developed Stylus app, and much more. On the intro I’ll take a look at the latest numbers on music sales from the RIAA, and take an overview at the new USB 3.2 computer ports (and a look at all the other USB ports too).

Rank #2: Episode #273 – Music In 10 Years, Tinnitus, Pro Tools Computers, And Primephonic CEO Thomas Steffens.
NEWS What will music sound like in 10 years? A venture capitalist thinks he knows. Rolling Stone launches new charts The cause of tinnitus may have been discovered Computers used for Pro Tools GUEST Primephonic CEO Thomas Steffens My guest today is the CEO of Primphonic, Thomas Steffens. Primephonic is a music streaming service dedicated to keeping classical music alive and accessible through the tech revolution Most streaming networks are geared towards modern pop music and don’t serve classical well. It’s difficult to find what you want, and labels, conductors and orchestras aren’t paid much since their piece run far longer than the average pop or rock song. Primephonic uses a pay-per-second model instead of the per stream way that Spotify and most other streaming networks use. During the interview we spoke about the 3 types of classical music fans, how a recommendation algorithm doesn’t work for the classical genre, differentiating between different versions of a work, Primephonic’s unique royalty structure, and much more. The intro takes a look at how music might change in 10 years, the new Rolling Stone music charts, a new look at what causes tinnitus, and the computers that people use for Pro Tools.

DIY Recording Equipment Podcast

Weekly discussions of how to build your own gear for the recording studio.

Rank #1: "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Audio Electronics" Answers Podcast! (pt. 1).
Last week, I put out the call for you to ask "Everything you always wanted to know about audio electronics, but were afraid to ask." The response was awesome, and a tad overwhelming: almost 50 questions! I want to sincerely thank all of you who posed questions, we got some great stuff. On Saturday our volunteer expert, Duncan Gray, joined me to answer your questions podcast style. Download the MP3 file or subscribe via iTunes Here's what we covered in chronological order: How Duncan got into audio electronics (as usual, it involved breaking something) Circuit talk: What does class-A mean? Why is it desirable? How do I measure the total current draw of modules in a 51x rack? How do I choose the right power supply for a given DIY project? What's the difference between an LC and RC filter? What happens to the Q, or bandwidth, in a swinging input EQ topology? What's the simplest way electronically to make a noise? Why do parts of a circuit go to ground? How should I ground inside the box? What is star grounding? Coloration talk: Is there really a difference between NOS and new transistors? How do you know if a device needs recapping? Discrete vs. monolithic opamps? How close can we get to replicating vintage gear? What does a good preamp do that I can't just do in post production? How do I get my foot in the door doing audio design? The incredible learning resources at HyperPhysics Again, many thanks to Duncan and those who asked questions. Stay tuned for pt. 2, when we'll talk about troubleshooting, safety, reference levels, and impedance.

Rank #2: What Makes API Gear Sound So Good? With Jeff Steiger of CAPI.
Jeff Steiger of CAPI and I get nerdy about various vintage audio and DIY topics, including: Why create a company dedicated to vintage API gear? Why not Neve, SSL, etc.? Will we ever see ClassicAPI kits in a 1RU rack format, instead of 500-series? Why does old API gear sound so good when it's specs are so bad? The sonically stunning Gar2520 opamp Jeff's new, two-stage preamp design, the VP28 How Jeff tried to cram a full API console strip into one 500-series slot. "Inventory management is a bitch." How DIY gear is beginning to penetrate the big-budget recording world. Are we seeing a return to the early days of recording when many engineers built their own custom gear? Download the mp3 file or listen on iTunes . Thanks for listening. If you enjoyed the show, subscribe to the podcast!

Working Class Audio

Working Class Audio goes beyond typical interview podcasts and asks practical questions, everything from business practices to financial advice to finding the right work/life balance. If you’re looking for info on what it’s really like working in the pro audio industry, Working Class Audio is the podcast for you. WCA doesn’t just concentrate on the elite of the recording world but instead interviews a combination of known and unknown engineers.

Rank #1: WCA #033 with Joe Barresi.
Working Class Audio Session #033 with Joe Barresi!!! Joe Barresi has produced, engineered and mixed some of the most important hard rock, metal and punk bands of the last 15 years including Tool, Queens Of The Stone Age, Bad Religion, The Melvins, Skunk Anansie, Turbonegro and Clutch. Although widely respected for his abilities as an […]The post WCA #033 with Joe Barresi appeared first on Working Class Audio.

Rank #2: WCA #200 with Tchad Blake.
Working Class Audio #200 with Tchad Blake!!! When I asked Tchad if he had an official bio he said..."Probably, It's just not written down. "  :-)Tchad has worked with many artists including Arctic Monkeys, State Radio, Apartment 26, Elvis Costello, Peter Gabriel, Pearl Jam, Tom Waits, Richard Thompson, Brazilian Girls, Gerard Way, Sheryl Crow, November 2nd, T-Bone Burnett, Travis, Marike Jager, Crowded House, Finn Brothers, Liam Finn, The Pretenders, Bernard Fanning, Los Lobos, The Bad Plus, Sam Phillips, Suzanne Vega, The Bangles, Stina Nordenstam, Phish, Bonnie Raitt, Lisa Germano, Fishbone, Al Green, Tracy Chapman, Phantom Planet, Gomez, The Dandy Warhols, American Music Club, Jed Davis, Blitzen Trapper, Cibo Matto, Haley Bonar, David Rhodes, The Black Keys, U2, Nico Vega, Halloween, Alaska, Cheese People, Kula Shaker and Soul Coughing, Delta Spirit, The Sheepdogs, Clarance Bucaro, Charlie Mars, The Van Jets, Indy Grotto, RZA, Nive Nielsen, Mutemath, Max Gomez, Living In Question, Justin Townes Earle, Luella And The Suns, Aṣa, Nina Violet, Tracy Bonham, Little Fish, Blackroc, Gary Myrick and The Figures, among others.Tchad has a long running partnership with producer Mitchell Froom, and the two formed Latin Playboys with David Hidalgo and Louie Pérez of Los Lobos. Tchad of course is known for his unconventional  recording and mixing technics and his use of binaural recording. He has won a number of Grammy Awards, beginning with a Grammy Award for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical and a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album for Sheryl Crow's The Globe Sessions (1998). He won another Grammy for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical for his work on Suzanne Vega's Beauty & Crime (2007). Blake won two Grammys for his work with The Black Keys on 2010's Brothers.About this Interview:Tchad joins me to talk  about his journey starting in Baytown, Texas shooting Armadillos and riding motorcycles to Los Angeles buying ribs for Keith Richards while working at Wally Heider's studio. We also cover his work with Mitchell Froom, surviving cancer and yes......a little discussion of mechanical filters and the Sans Amp. Enjoy! – MattShow Notes and LinksLol Coxhill - I Am the Walrus: https://youtu.be/xccLqr4jW7cTchad on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tchad_BlakeTchad Blake ‘Binaural Recording’ Documentary: https://vimeo.com/143727933Wally Heider: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wally_HeiderCurrent sponsors & promos 

Pensado's Place - Audio

Learn how to produce, record, mix, and master music and audio

Rank #1: Drake “In My Feelings” Producer / Engineer, TrapMoneyBenny.
Grammy winning mix engineer Dave Pensado and veteran manager/executive producer Herb Trawick are the host and co-host of Pensado’s Place. A weekly talk show covering the audio and music spectrum, its craftsman and the business of. Pensado’s Place has been called the “Charlie Rose of audio”, a description that sits fine with both Herb and Dave. Pensado’s Place segments cover include interviews, technique application, interactive audience participation, speed rounds and more. Along with location shoots, sweepstakes, gear and career opportunities, thought leader analysis of the challenges and evolution in the audio and music space, Pensado’s place is the tv show for the casual enthusiast up to the long term professional. With mix credits including Michael Jackson, Kelly Clarkson, AfroJack, Beyonce, Elton John, Christina Aguilera and Jill Scott, Dave is acknowledged as one of the leading online educators for all things audio. Trawicks experience as a successful manager makes him the resident expert on intellectual property, business affairs, career consultation, digital media and more. There is a reason over 120 schools globally use Pensado’s Place as curriculum. In its 5th year, with over 210 episodes, seen in over 150 countries, monthly viewers between 550,000 and 700,000 people, double digit audience growth, Pensado’s Place will continue to bring together the premier audio community on the planet.

Rank #2: “Controlla” Producer / Songwriter Boi-1da.
Grammy winning mix engineer Dave Pensado and veteran manager/executive producer Herb Trawick are the host and co-host of Pensado’s Place. A weekly talk show covering the audio and music spectrum, its craftsman and the business of. Pensado’s Place has been called the “Charlie Rose of audio”, a description that sits fine with both Herb and Dave. Pensado’s Place segments cover include interviews, technique application, interactive audience participation, speed rounds and more. Along with location shoots, sweepstakes, gear and career opportunities, thought leader analysis of the challenges and evolution in the audio and music space, Pensado’s place is the tv show for the casual enthusiast up to the long term professional. With mix credits including Michael Jackson, Kelly Clarkson, AfroJack, Beyonce, Elton John, Christina Aguilera and Jill Scott, Dave is acknowledged as one of the leading online educators for all things audio. Trawicks experience as a successful manager makes him the resident expert on intellectual property, business affairs, career consultation, digital media and more. There is a reason over 120 schools globally use Pensado’s Place as curriculum. In its 5th year, with over 210 episodes, seen in over 150 countries, monthly viewers between 550,000 and 700,000 people, double digit audience growth, Pensado’s Place will continue to bring together the premier audio community on the planet.

The UBK Happy Funtime Hour

Two passionate audio engineering nerds --- Kush Audio gear designer and avowed analog snob Gregory Scott, and ITB mixing pro Nathan Daniel --- crack themselves up while answering listeners' questions about everything from gear and plugins, to the psychology of mixing, to what makes a song grab the listener's ears and heart and how to get more of it into your productions. Whether you mix professionally on a 9000J or in your bedroom on Cubase, these ballbusting fanatics of sound will spark your thinking in creative new ways, help you bust out of your own limiting habits, and get you laughing in the process.

Rank #1: Episode 123 - “Tape Shat!”.
- Balancing Kick vs. Snare! - Are Dynamic EQ’s Compressors? - Getting That 70’s Vibe! - Don’t Hate on Slate! - Plugin Input Levels! - This Week’s Plugin Winner Is…… Brian Leighton! ...And More!

Rank #2: Episode 3 - "We'll Edit That Out".
- 192k meets the Studer - Home Mastering Advice - Nathan's version of Brauer's "5 comps on vox" - Do We Really Need Another New Mic? - Magic Frequencies redux - Nine Days in Patchbay Hell - and more!

The Mastering Show

This is the show where we cover all aspects of mastering. If you're interested in mastering, want to learn how to get better results mastering your own music, or even want to be a mastering engineer, this is the show you want to hear.

Rank #1: The Mastering Show #25 - Stereo: width, depth and image - how to measure, monitor and master them.
It’s amazing how much control you can have of the stereo image in mastering, even with quite simple tools. In this show we explore:* What is stereo ? The simplest and most sophisticated types* Ian's new favourite mixing plugin for creating stereo from a mono sound* How to measure stereo width and control it* How to influence reverb levels in mastering* What is M/S processing - and why it's probably not exactly what you think* The power & problems of M/S processing * Recommended stereo processing pluginsOur guest this week is Ian StewartLinks:Ian Stewart's Bloghttp://ianstewartmusic.us/blog/Flux stereo toolhttp://www.fluxhome.com/products/freewares/stereotool-v3Jerobeam Fenderson - music made for oscilloscopehttp://oscilloscopemusic.comVoxengo MSED - mid/side pluginhttp://www.voxengo.com/product/msed/VUMT - VU meter emulation (new version)http://klanghelm.com/contents/products/VUMT/VUMT.phpFabfilter Pro Q 2http://www.fabfilter.com/products/pro-q-2-equalizer-plug-inStereo width in mastering – how to measure, monitor and modify ithttp://productionadvice.co.uk/stereo-width/(Video includes demos of a simple correlator and the Nugen Visualizer 2 with 'correlation by frequency' display)

Rank #2: The Mastering Show #4 - Compression.
Compression explained - using pillows and punchbags. Yes, you read that right ! And in this show we also talk about:- Why mastering compression is all about loudness. Except it’s not.- How compression in mastering is different than in mixing- How to make mastering compression invisible- Ian’s suggested starting-point settings for mastering compression- Why you might want to use multi-band compressionLinksUsing compression to add punch, warmth and power to your mixhttp://productionadvice.co.uk/using-compression/What is compression ? Sponges hold the answerhttp://productionadvice.co.uk/what-is-compression/Multiband compression – the mastering engineer’s secret weapon?http://productionadvice.co.uk/multiband-compression-for-mastering/Gregory Scott - Demolishing Compression Mythshttps://www.attackmagazine.com/features/columns/gregory-scott-demolishing-the-myths-of-compression/Cheers !

Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast

Join acclaimed producers Joey Sturgis (Asking Alexandria, Of Mice & Men), Eyal Levi (Chelsea Grin, Monuments) and Joel Wanasek (Machine Head, Vinyl Theater) as they sit down each week with the best producers in the business to talk shop. You’ll get information, inspiration and most of all actionable insights from every episode.

Rank #1: EP90 | Misha Mansoor.
Best known for being the guitarist of Periphery, Misha Mansoor is also a successful entrepreneur and known in the industry for his killer business sense. He joins us to touch on all of the above, shining a light on the importance of doing what you love, doing it well, and using your knowledge as a tool and a weapon. This ... Read More The post EP90 | Misha Mansoor appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

Rank #2: EP17 | Ola Englund.
“I’m always trying to up my game.” -Ola Englund In the modern music industry musicians and engineers must learn to wear multiple hats in order to succeed. You might have to balance your time as a guitarist, songwriter, mixer, videographer, and blogger just to make ends meet. That’s the new normal. In this episode Ola Englund (The Haunted, Feared, Ex-Six ... Read More The post EP17 | Ola Englund appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

6 Figure Home Studio: A Home Recording Business Podcast

Do you have a passion for producing, recording, mixing, or mastering music? Do you want to quit your day job so you can focus on your studio full time? Most us are simply musicians who fell into this because of our passion for creating art in the form of better music, better mixes, and better recordings. Very few of us went to business school, have any sort of formal business training, or have experience running businesses in the past. Throughout The Six Figure Home Studio Podcast, Brian Hood and Chris Graham will help you learn what actually matters in this confusing world of business. Don't let the “business stuff” hold you back from running a successful home recording studio.

Rank #1: #104: The Recipe For Platinum Records, Number One Hits, And A Seven-Figure Income - With Seth Mosley.
Seth Mosley’s audio career can be considered “successful” in every sense of the word. His accolades include a Grammy Award, 25 number one singles, Producer Of The Year from Billboard Magazine, as well as Songwriter of the Year Awards from SESAC and The GMA Dove Awards. Listen to this week’s episode to find out how Seth went from recording friends in his parents' basement in Circleville, Ohio, to building a seven-figure audio business without any formal training. In this episode you’ll discover: How Seth got his start in the recording industry Why Seth eventually stepped away from recording to be in his own band How getting your foot in the door with a label project can launch your career to new heights The keys to Seth’s success as a producer and songwriter Why relationships are key to success in the music world Why job boards are the worst places to find potential team members How Seth realizes that gear really is secondary to talent Why songwriters can benefit massively from learning how to produce music How royalties on hit songs are the way to make it to a seven-figure income For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/104 If you want to suggest a guest, an idea for the podcast, or you have some general feedback, then you can submit that via email to podcast@thesixfigurehomestudio.com

Rank #2: #36: Sync Licensing: The Gateway To Passive Income For Audio Entrepreneurs - With Travis Terrell.
Passive income is the Holy Grail of income types, but it’s something that eludes most audio entrepreneurs. Most of us simply trade dollars for hours. One way to start building passive income is to venture into the world of sync licensing. The issue, however, is that it’s rapidly-changing, hyper-competitive, full of pitfalls, and a complete “black box” for the average audio engineer. In this episode, we interviewed the CEO Soundstripe – a rapidly-growing micro sync licensing platform. He helps break down the wall of confusion and helps us make sense of what’s working in today’s world of sync licensing. For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/36 If you want to suggest a guest, an idea for the podcast, or you have some general feedback, then you can submit that via email to podcast@thesixfigurehomestudio.com

Production Expert Podcast

The best music and post production tips, tricks and news on the web, brought to you by the Production Expert team. We support users of Pro Tools, Logic Pro and Studio One and those who work in music and post production.

Rank #1: 377 - Cut Or Boost EQ? We Argue About Which Is Best - Production Expert Podcast.
In the Production Expert podcast James, Julian and Dan talk about EQ. How to use it? how much does it matter what you use, and does anyone actually use EQ presets? They also share their finds of the week.

Rank #2: Do You Hear The Difference Audio Summing Makes To Your Mixes? - Podcast Episode 349.
In this week’s podcast, Russ, Mike and Alan discuss the recent announcement that Avid will be discontinuing native support for many video codecs and they talk about audio summing. They answer your questions and share their finds of the week.

The New Audio Podcast

At iZotope, we love audio in all its shapes and forms. “The New Audio Podcast” is a forum for iZotope to have candid, spirited, and informal conversations with audio engineers, producers, and musicians. We’ll get to the bottom of things, chat about industry trends, music, and even meet some of iZotope’s talented core of audio professionals. If you like well-informed and wide-ranging discussions about the world of audio, this podcast is for you.

Rank #1: Episode 9: Lo-Fi vs. Hi-Fi with Jonathan Wyner.
On this episode of The New Audio Podcast, host Sean Greenhalgh goes head to rhetorical head with iZotope Education Director, Jonathan Wyner, in “Lo-Fi vs. Hi-Fi.” Sparks fly when we attempt to answer the tough questions: what is lo-fi, what is hi-fi, and most importantly, which is better? Find out all about these topics and much more on the most controversial episode of The New Audio Podcast yet.Check out these Spotify Playlists! https://open.spotify.com/user/zlbdad/playlist/1tw48T7LU2B6b6L7RvhHGi https://open.spotify.com/user/theheat2/playlist/43KydgBh4yHmOsWsp6ntdf

Rank #2: Episode 10: Nick Hook.
On this episode of The New Audio Podcast, host Sean Greenhalgh has a conversation with producer Nick Hook (Novelist, Action Bronson, Azealia Banks) smack in the middle of his tour opening for hip-hop titans, Run the Jewels. Stepping off the tour bus and into this interview, Hook holds forth at length on creative inspiration, showing respect to your mentors, his career arc, and how to get the most out of the gear you have. Hear all this and more on Episode 10 of The New Audio Podcast!

SONIC TALK Podcasts

Music Technology discussions - from the inside. With regular contributions from musicians, producers, software developers, journalists and other industry people. Sonicstate.com editor Nick Batt is joined by others for the latest news and trends in technology that affects the creation and distribution of music - and a few tasty stories from the studio too. Video is streamed live every Wednesday at 4pm UK time (sonicstate.com/live), Audio version published Every Thursday.

Rank #1: SONIC TALK 272 - Ethan Winer - The Audio Expert.
This week we are joined by Ethan Winer who’s just released his Book - The Audio Expert: Everything You Need To Know About Audio. We talk about his book, thoughts on audio gear, the most critical areas for improvement in the studio environment, why we buy gear and a whole lot more.

Rank #2: Sonic TALK 465 - 23 Pianos.
We start with news of Ty's latest gear, then we enjoy Wiwi Kuan's selection of 23 piano's and discuss, then the Jussi vocal synth for VST and iOS, the Lewitt LCT 640 CT dual microphone, Alan Turing's recently discovered 1951 computer music recording, vintage buyers remorse, Ty's brief time with the Dreadbox Murmux.