Candid Confessions of Indian musicians and sound engineers

Candid Confessions of Indian musicians and sound engineers

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Candid Confessions of Indian musicians and sound engineers episodes

  • #3 - Handle new sound technicians with care - Dipesh Varma

    It is extremely easy to forget the innumerable examples you may have read in "How to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie. When it comes to real life incidents, we may ridicule a newcomer or someone who is just starting off his career.

    In this episode, rhythm arranger and percussionist, Dipesh Varma, shares about how he handled a situation about miking his octapad! A funny story yes, but teaches us on how to take care of a mistake.

    Do thank Dipesh in the comments box for this Candid Confession.


    - Team SudeepAudio.com

    5 min
  • #2 - It is extremely important to keep several backups of your music sessions - Indrajit Sharma Tubby

    He is a co-producer of the song Breathless by Shankar Mahadevan. Listen to this episode to know how Tubby himself became a little breathless during a recording due to a technical problem.

    An invaluable lesson shared by Tubby who is a music composer, producer and now a singer too. Indrajit Sharma aka TUBBY has worked in the Indian film industry for over 30 years. You can watch his videos on the SudeepAudio YouTube channel to know about his stellar work.

    Do thank Tubby in the comments box for this Candid Confession.


    - Team SudeepAudio.com

    7 min
  • #1 - Make your artists comfortable first in the recording studio - Dipesh Sharma Batalvi

    Sound engineer Dipesh Sharma Batalvi has 20+ years experience, and is now working with a California based company, that uses his expertise to make the voice of AI across their entire line of products. Additionally he still mixes and masters for his clients in India. 

    In this kickstarter episode, Dipesh shares with us the importance of making a singer comfortable in the studio. A lesson he shares about an initial recording with Sonu Nigam helps us know not to take anything simple also for granted. 

    Do thank Dipesh for this Candid Confession. We also hope the listeners will implement this invaluable learning in their own work environments. 


    - Team SudeepAudio.com

    8 min
  • Trailer - Candid Confessions by music professionals (season 1)

    Here is a new podcast series from SudeepAudio.com. Listen to various experiences of music professionals and how they learnt from their mistakes.  

    Invaluable learnings shared here will help you - whether you are a student of music or audio engineering or even a professional yourself!  We thank all our contributors who have had the courage to make their confession that carries some great lessons with them. Do thank the artist who is sharing his or her experience.

    A new episode every Sunday morning. Listen to some candid confessions and learn!

    2 min

About Candid Confessions of Indian musicians and sound engineers

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Welcome to Candid Confessions from Indian musicians and engineers who share their real-life experiences in the recording studio and on stage.