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Happy New Year to all of our supporters. Once again, we want to thank everyone for tuning in and showing love to the podcast. In this episode, we get straight into what's new with our hosts. We also talk about sample clearance and the importance on how you should never feel afraid about dropping music without all the legal BS. We also give ya'll a little insight on what we want to work on in the year 2023. Tune in and be sure to drop us a 5 star rating if you like what you hear. Also, follow us on social media below.

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The Beginning, The Middle, The End, The Beginning. 2022 has been an amazing year for our podcast hosts. From building friendships, graduation and achieving opportunities, The Noble One and Dr Juan talk about some of their most highlighted times of the year. Along with these rememberable times, the hosts talk about how you should never sell yourself short along with the question of the day. Before ending the year off, we would like to express our thank you to all our listeners who have showed us support since the first episode of the show. We wish you all a wonderful New Year and we'll see you in 2023. 

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It was 3 days before Christmas and the team was all hype, laying down some more insight on what's to take flight. Engineering some more music and producing more beats, but trying to do it right without catching any heat. Sampling off TrackLib to create the perfect arrangement, but once it was time to clear, we were misreading their statements. Rushing into the quality more without papers intact, its time to move properly, professionally in fact. Join us in this episode as we talk about business and keeping positive mindsets 3 days before Christmas.

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On this episode, Juan and Ace speak about a very important thing in any industry, and that's branding. Branding yourself is something that many have tried doing to make themselves pop. Only thing is, its hard to find a unique way at times. Juan and Ace touch base with a listen from Orlando on how to brand themselves as both Audio Engineer & Producer.

The No Clipping Podcast gets together the day after Thanksgiving to talk about what they did during the Thanksgiving Holiday. They also share stories on what their next moves are along with answering questions for our segment called the 'No clipping Question Of The Day'. 

Welcome to another episode of the No Clipping Podcast.... finally. We got a lot to talk about on this episode such as why there hasn't been any new episodes, what we have been up to and, a new series on the podcast has arrived. Thank you to all our listeners and supporters. We appreciate your wonderful feedback. 

A big opportunity has opened up for Juan and he shares his opportunity in this episode along with his cohost Ace. We also drop in more gems on the recording & mixing process that can possibly help upcoming talent in the audio industry. These gems are to get everyone familiar with the basics first until you get into the mixing process of any music. Topics we talk about are importing audio, the importance of arranging sessions and tempo mapping. 

We hear the world talking about which DAWs are better. From Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton and Fruity Loops, many have chosen there destiny. Juan, Ace and Aaron speak about their favorite and least favorite DAWs. Be advised, there is no hate toward any of the DAWs. If you can create wonders, stick to that DAW.

On this episode of the 'No Clipping Podcast', Juan and Ace decide to drop some gems for any upcoming audio engineers, producers and even artists. This gems can go along way to help the upcoming become more humble and consistent with their craft. Pay close attention to what gems are being dropped and we promise you'll be more successful in your craft. We also drop some basic knowledge on the process of 'Recording & Mixing'.

The music industry world plays a very big part in our lives today. We are effected by music that plays all over the world and we look up to artist who have some sort of connection with their listeners. Relatable content is what its actually called. Today, we lose someone that many people have always found to be a great influence in their lives. Takeoff, 1 of 3 of the group 'Migos' was shot and killed today. The tragic death has left everyone speechless and very heart broken as this caught many in surprise. The No Clipping Podcast extends there condolences to the family and friends of Takeoff and may we stop killing one another.