We’ve already done 10 episodes of The Modern Recordist! Thanks for being a listener and being subscribed. This podcast has certainly been a blast so far, and it’s fulfilling to know that we’re creating something that brings value to you.

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So if you’re an artist, songwriter, musician, recording engineer, or producer with a vision to create meaning and impact through living out your vision for your artistry… This podcast is for you…

 

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This episode is another edition of the 15 Minute Mixdown. Actually, it’s really another installment of what we’re unofficially calling the not-so 15 Minute Mixdown, as the show actually clocks in at about 51 minutes.

In any case, this episode has host Jon Stinson and co-host JD Tiner hanging out for a discussion around recording drums. Recording drums can be a tricky and overwhelming practice for beginner recordists, as well as seasoned pros. This episode is for anyone looking to improve their ability to record drums well.

Jon and JD share some tips on how to simplify the recording process, and keep your focus on the creative process. Go ahead and listen now.

And if you would like more simple tips on recording drums, check out Recording Drums 101, a very simple and straightforward resource Jon Stinson put together to get you recording great sounding drums right away.

 

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The Modern Recordist is brought to you by Jon Stinson, JD Tiner, and Parrish

Jon Stinson is a producer/engineer working out of Nashville, TN. Check out his album credits, blog posts, and get in touch with him about making a record at:

http://jonstinson.com

JD Tiner is the main man behind Glass Onion Recording, the studio that Jon Stinson does most his work out of, and the studio that serves as the home base to The Modern Recordist.

Go “Like” Glass Onion Recording on Facebook at:

http://www.facebook.com/glassonionrec

Go follow Glass Onion Recording on Instagram @glassonionrecording

Check out JD’s website at: www.jdtiner.com

Parrish is the dude who handles all the engineering responsibilities on The Modern Recordist, so Jon and JD can be present with the guests. Check out Parrish and his work at:

http://jonathanpaulparrish.com

http://villainplace.com

 

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