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Episode 3 • The master with Philipp Welsing
In the third episode of the podcast (recorded in late summer 2020), we have the pleasure to welcome my longtime mastering engineer and friend Philipp Welsing.
We speak about the art of mastering, its technical aspects and what exactly mastering does to a recording. We also talk about his recent experience entering a global pandemic and the kind of pleasure he has already knowing how it is to live in an isolated space - oh yes, and Rockpalast for sure, too.
We recorded this episode in German following our mother tongue.
Hopefully we're shedding some light into this black box and you find some answers to questions you might never had :)
If you have more questions or would like to know more about Philipp and his work, please head over to Instagram and follow
www.instagram.com/originalmastering/
and
www.instagram.com/raumhamburg/
This podcast is supported by the Cosmic Dreaming community on Patreon.
Please head over to http://patreon.com/lauracarbone to join Laura's digital creative universe.
Let's connect on Instagram: @lauracarbone_
Get your copy of Live at Rockpalast re issue on recycled vinyl ♻️ here: www.lauracarbone.com
"What it takes to create a record" is a 4-episode podcast series hosted by Laura Carbone, highlighting the roles of some of the major participants involved in the process of bringing recorded music to the public. The series focuses on her 2020 album “Laura Carbone – Live at Rockpalast”, which developed from a major live TV appearance by Laura and her band in late 2019. Having originally planned to record her next studio album in 2020, Covid and lockdown forced Laura to react and rethink how to best reach out to her audience, from her own isolation, to theirs.
Over the four episodes recorded in mid-2020, Laura speaks with her band members, with mixer Scott Von Ryper, with mastering engineer Philipp Welsing, and finally with her visual partner-in-crime, graphic artist and video director Olya Dyer. She deep dives with all of them into their work and the processes, thoughts, feelings and challenges each person, including herself, faced in growing this unlikely seed of an idea into a reality, an actual thing that people all over the globe can now hold in their hands.
Originally recorded for her Patreon patrons whose support contributed to funding the podcast project, Laura is now bringing the series to the public in celebration of the imminent release of the limited-edition, individually colored recycled vinyl version of “Laura Carbone – Live at Rockpalast” on Atlantic Curve records.
Special offering when ordering on her website: The inlaid poster in the vinyl package is hand-signed by Laura and each member of her Rockpalast band… just one way Laura is saying “Thank you” to her fans around the world and reconnecting with them in a healing-hands-on way.
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By Laura CarboneEpisode 3 • The master with Philipp Welsing
In the third episode of the podcast (recorded in late summer 2020), we have the pleasure to welcome my longtime mastering engineer and friend Philipp Welsing.
We speak about the art of mastering, its technical aspects and what exactly mastering does to a recording. We also talk about his recent experience entering a global pandemic and the kind of pleasure he has already knowing how it is to live in an isolated space - oh yes, and Rockpalast for sure, too.
We recorded this episode in German following our mother tongue.
Hopefully we're shedding some light into this black box and you find some answers to questions you might never had :)
If you have more questions or would like to know more about Philipp and his work, please head over to Instagram and follow
www.instagram.com/originalmastering/
and
www.instagram.com/raumhamburg/
This podcast is supported by the Cosmic Dreaming community on Patreon.
Please head over to http://patreon.com/lauracarbone to join Laura's digital creative universe.
Let's connect on Instagram: @lauracarbone_
Get your copy of Live at Rockpalast re issue on recycled vinyl ♻️ here: www.lauracarbone.com
"What it takes to create a record" is a 4-episode podcast series hosted by Laura Carbone, highlighting the roles of some of the major participants involved in the process of bringing recorded music to the public. The series focuses on her 2020 album “Laura Carbone – Live at Rockpalast”, which developed from a major live TV appearance by Laura and her band in late 2019. Having originally planned to record her next studio album in 2020, Covid and lockdown forced Laura to react and rethink how to best reach out to her audience, from her own isolation, to theirs.
Over the four episodes recorded in mid-2020, Laura speaks with her band members, with mixer Scott Von Ryper, with mastering engineer Philipp Welsing, and finally with her visual partner-in-crime, graphic artist and video director Olya Dyer. She deep dives with all of them into their work and the processes, thoughts, feelings and challenges each person, including herself, faced in growing this unlikely seed of an idea into a reality, an actual thing that people all over the globe can now hold in their hands.
Originally recorded for her Patreon patrons whose support contributed to funding the podcast project, Laura is now bringing the series to the public in celebration of the imminent release of the limited-edition, individually colored recycled vinyl version of “Laura Carbone – Live at Rockpalast” on Atlantic Curve records.
Special offering when ordering on her website: The inlaid poster in the vinyl package is hand-signed by Laura and each member of her Rockpalast band… just one way Laura is saying “Thank you” to her fans around the world and reconnecting with them in a healing-hands-on way.