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A music production environment is a complex one.
I am so stoked to talk to you about microphones, but before I do, we need to have a serious chat.
If youâve ever tried to explain a compressor to someone whoâs new to music production, there comes a moment where they look at you with a really âŚ
For me, the most impactful part of the move from tape to digital wasnât the sound quality.
The canvas for sound and music is neither digital nor analog.
Once you start to hear the impact of unison and there are implications for things like layering, youâre gonna start hearing them everywhere.
The act of transduction involves taking energy in one form and converting it into another.
Real piano. Sample piano. Oh boy. Gone are the days when piano in a can sounded like this. There are lots of great options these days and if youâre âŚ
People tend to want to put their best foot forward when they come to class, but showing me how talented you are isnât the same as taking a shower and âŚ
Side chains are overrated.
New students come in to me with their eyes all in glitter thinking about gear and gear is great But letâs level set for a second because aside from âŚ
Hey, thereâs nothing inherently wrong with presets.