In this episode, Jon and I chat about my recent experience at the 2017 NAMM show in Anaheim, California.

I stumbled upon Chris Lord-Alge (one of my favorite mixers) doing a mixing clinic for Mix with the Masters.

We also talk briefly about Barefoot Footprint01's and MixCoach Member.

If you have questions for us, go to http://mixcoach.com/questions and we will try to answer them.

Thanks for listening!

 

 

It's funny how perfection can keep you from doing things.  Last week, I think I named the podcast the wrong episode.  So THIS episode is 106... I think

Also, I did this interview with Keith Thomas back several years ago and just never got around to releasing it because I wanted it to be perfect.

Anyway, In this episode of the podcast, I interview one of my big musical influences. We talk about how one of his High School teachers literally turned his life around and is still influencing the way Keith produces hit records today.

Here are some of the things we talk about in this show:

• Keith's discography (partial)
• BeBe and CeCe Winans "Heaven" record
• FarFurther.com

 

Keith's doppleganger - 

In this episode of the podcast, Kevin talks about where he's been in the last few months.... He also covers what you can expect going forward and even a link for you to ask questions.. who knows, your question could be on the next MixCoach Podcast.

We are looking forward to hearing from you.

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