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Are you using green noise in your recordings because they’ll sell you anything?

Speakers are kind of like a pair of new shoes.

When you sign on to go on a roller coaster and they buckle you in that chair, you’re signing up for a thrilling ride knowing full well you’re going to be returned back in one piece.

For those of you who are just starting out and a few of you who probably ought to know better, stop doing that thing where you try and make yourself look like you’re bigger than you are.

Always run tape. That was a piece of advice I got as a young musician, and I still think it’s really good. I don’t just mean you should record your…

"Heh, Nathan." I initially responded to a mastering session and have never been replied to.

Today’s Wednesday morning music theory workout had a few teachable moments, but this one was a surprise.

Important stuff they should teach you at recording school, but don’t.

Putting a price on your work is one of the hardest things for any creative to do.

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Co-prime sequences are a backbone for evolving variations in pattern-based music.

There is a Japanese visual art in which the artist is forced to be spontaneous.

I’m regarded as a producer who can capture a great vocal performance and get a great vocal tone.

This Friday, I’ll be kicking off Beat Kitchen’s Digital Marketplace Summit with a free workshop for members.

A lot of vocalists love performing with compression.

Welcome everybody. This is Mark Jaffe from Five Bridges. Mark is a wonderful attorney who really takes a focus on creative stuff and he’s agreed to come in and talk…

So you’ve seen a few Beat Kitchen videos and you want to learn more about the whole program thing.

Whoever told you you can sample five seconds of a song and not have to get clearance is conflating that with one of two legal concepts the first being fair use and the second being incidental use Incident use is easy if I’m doing a documentary and that guy drives by blasting a song out of his window I don’t have to pay for it.