Bottom Shelf Recording Talk

In this darling episode, our heroes attack Radar Studio, 421's, and online bloggers/YouTubers.  James complains about students and tempo maps, Joey dismisses attack and release controls on compressors, and coffee is too far away to help with their focus.  This episode wanders… it really really really wanders.  

In this darling episode, our heroes attack Radar Studio, 421's, and online bloggers/YouTubers.  James complains about students and tempo maps, Joey dismisses attack and release controls on compressors, and coffee is too far away to help with their focus.  This episode wanders… it really really really wanders.  

In this wordy episode, our champions of the english language engage over the Canadian Mob Family, the lack of clear answers in dealing with customers, and the general shiftiness of all rapper-kind.

In this wordy episode, our champions of the english language engage over the Canadian Mob Family, the lack of clear answers in dealing with customers, and the general shiftiness of all rapper-kind.

In this vaguely random episode, our zeroes talk retail inventory, shamonic drumming, and a little analog mixing. Joey solves James' coffee problem, and James chicken's out of driving dangrous vehicles.  Neither are sure what the point of showing up today was... Perhaps it was the insurance.

In this vaguely random episode, our zeroes talk retail inventory, shamonic drumming, and a little analog mixing. Joey solves James' coffee problem, and James chicken's out of driving dangrous vehicles.  Neither are sure what the point of showing up today was... Perhaps it was the insurance.

In this divded epiode, James forces Joey into conversations inspired by the "Buy America" rhetoric, and Joey is not very interested in the conversation.  Fortunately, the podcast is interrupted, yet again, so the topic shifts to Native Instruments, Joey's expense account at his workplace, and James' new plan for a digital mixing workflow that Joey destroys... 

In this divded epiode, James forces Joey into conversations inspired by the "Buy America" rhetoric, and Joey is not very interested in the conversation.  Fortunately, the podcast is interrupted, yet again, so the topic shifts to Native Instruments, Joey's expense account at his workplace, and James' new plan for a digital mixing workflow that Joey destroys... 

In this deceptively clever episode, our hosts are not joined by their guest, and therefore have to "wing" their conversation.  The gents plunge into the depths of audio plugins, dodge through a history lesson, and James blindly retells the story of the flying scissors.  Joey shoots his way through the history of a microphone series, and the show pauses for a flyby.