Home Studio Simplified

Not a lot of meat and potatoes in this episode, just sharing some thoughts and a plea for a change of mindset. Also, I am sharing the song that we created in the "My Songwriting Methods" series on YouTube. Hope you all have a blessed Thanksgiving! Thanks for being a listener!

Not a lot of meat and potatoes in this episode, just sharing some thoughts and a plea for a change of mindset. Also, I am sharing the song that we created in the "My Songwriting Methods" series on YouTube. Hope you all have a blessed Thanksgiving! Thanks for being a listener!

On today's show we have Warren Huart, Mulit-Platinum Producer, Songwriter, and Mixing Engineer.

His credits are vast, his love for music is obvious, and his knowledge of all things recording seems limitless.

Yet some of his greatest traits are his humility and willingness to keep learning. Those wonderful traits are expounded upon daily in his blog posts, YouTube videos, and his involvement in the community that he has created on the Produce Like A Pro website.

Produce Like A Pro Facebook Page

Warren Huart's Website w/credits

Produce Like A Pro Podcast

PLAP in iTunes

PLAP Soundcloud

PLAP Academy

PLAP YouTube Channel

On today's show we have Warren Huart, Mulit-Platinum Producer, Songwriter, and Mixing Engineer.

His credits are vast, his love for music is obvious, and his knowledge of all things recording seems limitless.

Yet some of his greatest traits are his humility and willingness to keep learning. Those wonderful traits are expounded upon daily in his blog posts, YouTube videos, and his involvement in the community that he has created on the Produce Like A Pro website.

Produce Like A Pro Facebook Page

Warren Huart's Website w/credits

Produce Like A Pro Podcast

PLAP in iTunes

PLAP Soundcloud

PLAP Academy

PLAP YouTube Channel

I am not endorsed or paid by Cakewalk. I am not trying to sway anyone in any direction. My sole purpose of this podcast is simply to share my thoughts on my favorite DAW.

Also covered in this podcast quickly is some info on the Patreon page I recently launched. You can find out more about it here.

I am not endorsed or paid by Cakewalk. I am not trying to sway anyone in any direction. My sole purpose of this podcast is simply to share my thoughts on my favorite DAW.

Also covered in this podcast quickly is some info on the Patreon page I recently launched. You can find out more about it here.

In this episode I interview Ethan Winer an audio expert with years of experience in recording, mixing, and audio in general.

Ethan is the Co-Owner of Real Traps, a company that produces high quality acoustic solutions for studios of all sizes.

He has wrote articles for several magazines over the years including Tape Op, EQ, and PC Magazine, to name a few. He has been active on forums for years, helping home studio, project studio, and large studio owners from all walks of life better understand their equipment as well as their acoustic issues.

I wanted to bring him on the show because he has a knack for explaining things in a simple and understandable way. He also is a champion of dispelling audio myths, which we talk about!

Here are some links to get a hold of Ethan:

Ethan's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/EthanWiner

The Audio Expert Forum: http://the-audio-expert.freeforums.��net/

Also as mentioned, here is the link to A Cello Rondo! You gotta see this! A Cello Rondo

In this episode I interview Ethan Winer an audio expert with years of experience in recording, mixing, and audio in general.

Ethan is the Co-Owner of Real Traps, a company that produces high quality acoustic solutions for studios of all sizes.

He has wrote articles for several magazines over the years including Tape Op, EQ, and PC Magazine, to name a few. He has been active on forums for years, helping home studio, project studio, and large studio owners from all walks of life better understand their equipment as well as their acoustic issues.

I wanted to bring him on the show because he has a knack for explaining things in a simple and understandable way. He also is a champion of dispelling audio myths, which we talk about!

Here are some links to get a hold of Ethan:

Ethan's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/EthanWiner

The Audio Expert Forum: http://the-audio-expert.freeforums.��net/

Also as mentioned, here is the link to A Cello Rondo! You gotta see this! A Cello Rondo

On today's podcast, Mastering Engineer Maor Appelbaum gives some great insight into the mastering process from a Mastering Engineers point of view. His discography is huge and his knowledge about this topic is only preceded by his humbleness. There were several questions that were curated from podcast listeners, Facebook, and from my email subscribers, that we go in depth on.

Questions such as:

What is the main purpose of Mastering?

What are some common misconceptions of Mastering?

What does a Mastering Engineer “hone in” on when receiving a mix?

What are the major differences between a professional mix and an amateur mix? (The answer will amaze you!)

What can we as home studio owners do to provide better source material for Mastering?

And of course, every interview has to have this two part question...

What is your favorite color? What does it smell like?

A big thank you to Maor for taking time out of his day to come on the show! You can reach him here:

http://www.maorappelbaum.com

On today's podcast, Mastering Engineer Maor Appelbaum gives some great insight into the mastering process from a Mastering Engineers point of view. His discography is huge and his knowledge about this topic is only preceded by his humbleness. There were several questions that were curated from podcast listeners, Facebook, and from my email subscribers, that we go in depth on.

Questions such as:

What is the main purpose of Mastering?

What are some common misconceptions of Mastering?

What does a Mastering Engineer “hone in” on when receiving a mix?

What are the major differences between a professional mix and an amateur mix? (The answer will amaze you!)

What can we as home studio owners do to provide better source material for Mastering?

And of course, every interview has to have this two part question...

What is your favorite color? What does it smell like?

A big thank you to Maor for taking time out of his day to come on the show! You can reach him here:

http://www.maorappelbaum.com