Fast Attack, Slow Release

Nate takes your questions for this season's last episode.

Tune in for tips and tricks.

Nate lays out the baseline for successful drum tracking. Tune in for mic recommendations on Mid/Side stereo configurations, overheads, snare drums and more.

Nate sits down with Drue Olsen from BlaqVoid to talk about their new twist on record labels, social media marketing, and s'mores.

Also, Nate apparently has an opinion on punters.

We sit down with Heavy and Nick from the band Black Magic Caravan to discuss their (somewhat) unconventional marketing approach, why acting like a professional is important in every stage of your career, and how to communicate your mix needs to live sound engineers.

Plus: Sunset Boulevard is a dirty street, and it's Motley Crue's fault.

Nate sits down with Myke Johnson for tips on making a living as a musician and the importance of networking. Plus: an in-depth look at writing music from an initial inspiration into a completed work.

Nate talks with Greg "Stryke" Chin from Avid about Pro Tools' inception, how it made an immediate impact on the recording world, and how it continues to influence music creation and sound recording. Plus: demos sound way too good these days.

Brayden from Performance Audio's Repair Department dolls out pro tips on prolonging the life of your speakers, and weighs in on an important issue from Nate's past.

Nate sits down with local music producer and audio engineer, Harley Anderson, to talk music tech, how he finds inspiration, and how he's able to meet crazy deadlines. Plus, we need to better define the role of the 'producer' and what ever happened to the concept album?

Nate sits down with local Pop Punk artist, Logan Dallimore, to talk DIY recording, where he finds inspiration, and what his process looks like. We also talk about his vocal chain, his love affair with Pro Tools, and plugins versus hardware. Plus, should you be giving away your music?

Nate sits down with Haydon Anderson, the lighting director at one of Salt Lake City's more well-known venues, The Complex.

We discuss the hard work and payoff involved with carving out your own career path into the entertainment industry--and how he knocked down the door to get in..