Bottom Shelf Recording Talk

In this truthless episode, our festive heroes contemplate the new year with quick hitting discussion points that may or not be valid in the studio.  Roland Rodas joins to contribute to the confusion, James is worried by cheap parts that won't last as long as expensive parts that don't last, and Joey is bitter about internet arguments but likes Kenny Gioia's online asshole personality... Oh, and have a happy new year!

In this truthless episode, our festive heroes contemplate the new year with quick hitting discussion points that may or not be valid in the studio.  Roland Rodas joins to contribute to the confusion, James is worried by cheap parts that won't last as long as expensive parts that don't last, and Joey is bitter about internet arguments but likes Kenny Gioia's online asshole personality... Oh, and have a happy new year!

In this genius episode, our heroes trash hip hop culture, lametn lack of hard drive space, and contemplate low-ballers. James complains about clients with a lack of work ethic, Joey refuses to work on movies, and Roland Rodas (of Cavern of Echoes Audio) pipes in about crying drummers, after our half-wit heroes stole his office. 

In this genius episode, our heroes trash hip hop culture, lametn lack of hard drive space, and contemplate low-ballers. James complains about clients with a lack of work ethic, Joey refuses to work on movies, and Roland Rodas (of Cavern of Echoes Audio) pipes in about crying drummers, after our half-wit heroes stole his office. 

In this 3-legged episode, our heroes are joined by mastering engineer Glen Allan to talk about mastering gear, studio roles, and meeting expectations.  James is frustrated by inadequacy, Joey doesn't want to overeducate clients, and Glen throws peanuts into the conversation.  

In this 3-legged episode, our heroes are joined by mastering engineer Glen Allan to talk about mastering gear, studio roles, and meeting expectations.  James is frustrated by inadequacy, Joey doesn't want to overeducate clients, and Glen throws peanuts into the conversation.  

In this colluded episode, our heroes talk net neutrality, physical music platforms, and musicians who can't play to a metronome.  Joey is worked up over companies that abuse their markets, James compares American & Canadian prices, and old musician fails in the studio.

In this colluded episode, our heroes talk net neutrality, physical music platforms, and musicians who can't play to a metronome.  Joey is worked up over companies that abuse their markets, James compares American & Canadian prices, and old musician fails in the studio.