Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast

Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast

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Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast episodes

  • EP81 | Mixcritmonday Papa Roach Edition
    For this mixcritmonday episode we’re changing things up and critiquing 3 of your mix submissions for this month’s Nail the Mix competition.

    Wondering what it takes to have us pick your mix for our top 20? Pay attention, because we’re going to explain the attention to detail you should strive for. Also, it’s time we sat down and had a serious talk about whether you’re mixing for the song and artist or for yourself. This is info that will serve you well for all your mixes, not just Nail the Mix entries.

    “When you have really good post production sounds you shouldn’t need anything more than a clipper and a limiter to get them to really cut through.” - Joel Wanasek

    THIS WEEK, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:
    - What it takes to make A level mixes
    - The importance of mixing for the artist, rather than yourself
    - Understanding the competitive nature of radio
    - Getting ambiences to gel in your mixes
    - Mixing with genre in mind
    - Making sure a song’s intro doesn’t eclipse the rest of the song
    - Balancing guitar tracks
    - Making electronics work in your mixes
    - Properly using eq automation to create consistency
    - And much, much more

    Thanks for listening! Leave us a comment or review!
    55 min
  • EP 81 | Mixcritmonday Papa Roach Edition
    For this mixcritmonday episode we’re changing things up and critiquing 3 of your mix submissions for this month’s Nail the Mix competition.
    Wondering what it takes to have us pick your mix for our top 20? Pay attention, because we’re going to explain the attention to detail you should strive for. Also, it’s time we sat down and had a serious talk about whether you’re mixing for the song and artist or for yourself. This is info that will serve you well for all your mixes, not just Nail the Mix entries.
    “When you have really good post production sounds you shouldn’t need anything more than a clipper and a limiter to get them to really cut through.” - Joel Wanasek
    THIS WEEK, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:
    - What it takes to make A level mixes
    - The importance of mixing for the artist, rather than yourself
    - Understanding the competitive nature of radio
    - Getting ambiences to gel in your mixes
    - Mixing with genre in mind
    - Making sure a song’s intro doesn’t eclipse the rest of the song
    - Balancing guitar tracks
    - Making electronics work in your mixes
    - Properly using eq automation to create consistency
    - And much, much more
    Thanks for listening! Leave us a comment or review!
    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
    55 min
  • EP81 | Mixcritmonday Papa Roach Edition

    For this mixcritmonday episode we’re changing things up and critiquing 3 of your mix submissions for this month’s Nail the Mix competition. Wondering what it takes to have us pick your mix for our top 20? Pay attention, because we’re going to explain the attention to detail you should strive for. Also, it’s time we sat down and had a ...

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    55 min
  • TT08 | Kane Churko
    Kane Churko returns to share some of his most effective production tips and tricks.
    We talk specifics about Kane’s essential plugins and how he uses them in his studio, along with some hardware tips for those not working completely in the box. Also: workflow, workflow, workflow. Do you have yours tweaked for maximum efficiency? If you doubt it in the slightest, then Kane Churko has some knowledge to drop on you.

    “There's nothing more valuable than your own time” - Kane Churko

    THIS WEEK, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:
    - How Kane uses DF-Xcite
    - How to use quick keys and Batch Commander to maximize your workflow
    - Kane’s suggestions for nailing songwriting
    - Snare drum tricks of the trade
    - Hardware suggestions for vocals
    - How to maximize the usefulness of amp modelers
    - And much, much more

    Thanks for listening! Leave us a comment or review!
    38 min
  • TT08 | Kane Churko

    Kane Churko returns to share some of his most effective production tips and tricks. We talk specifics about Kane’s essential plugins and how he uses them in his studio, along with some hardware tips for those not working completely in the box. Also: workflow, workflow, workflow. Do you have yours tweaked for maximum efficiency? If you doubt it in the ...

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    38 min
  • EP80 | Billy Decker
    Nashville mixing legend Billy Decker is here to provide insight into what it takes to mix #1 singles consistently and at a breakneck pace.

    Pouring over your mix for hours on end in order to get that snare hit at 2:47 into that song just right? You could do that. You’ll probably end up doing it with 100 other things before you finish that mix though. Billy Decker is here to talk about a better way to work. We’re not sure if all the producers in Nashville have it down to this much of a science, but Billy certainly has some amazing ideas that you need to pay attention to.

    “You find a good balance, and all of a sudden you’re happier. You get better at engineering because you keep that passion for it, and all of a sudden the money starts rolling in.” - Billy Decker


    THIS WEEK, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:
    - Why you should learn to get great results fast
    - The value of templates
    - What it’s like to work as a mixer in Nashville
    - The importance of customer service
    - Incorporating elements from multiple genres
    - Chris Lord Alge’s opinion of L2
    - How to price your mixes
    - Moving to where the work is
    - Using “Top Of Mind” strategy to grow your studio
    - Staged compression
    - And much, much more

    Thanks for listening! Leave us a comment or review!
    1 hr 11 min
  • EP 80 | Billy Decker
    Nashville mixing legend Billy Decker is here to provide insight into what it takes to mix #1 singles consistently and at a breakneck pace.
    Pouring over your mix for hours on end in order to get that snare hit at 2:47 into that song just right? You could do that. You’ll probably end up doing it with 100 other things before you finish that mix though. Billy Decker is here to talk about a better way to work. We’re not sure if all the producers in Nashville have it down to this much of a science, but Billy certainly has some amazing ideas that you need to pay attention to.
    “You find a good balance, and all of a sudden you’re happier. You get better at engineering because you keep that passion for it, and all of a sudden the money starts rolling in.” - Billy Decker
    THIS WEEK, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:
    - Why you should learn to get great results fast
    - The value of templates
    - What it’s like to work as a mixer in Nashville
    - The importance of customer service
    - Incorporating elements from multiple genres
    - Chris Lord Alge’s opinion of L2
    - How to price your mixes
    - Moving to where the work is
    - Using “Top Of Mind” strategy to grow your studio
    - Staged compression
    - And much, much more
    Thanks for listening! Leave us a comment or review!
    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
    1 hr 11 min
  • EP80 | Billy Decker

    Nashville mixing legend Billy Decker is here to provide insight into what it takes to mix #1 singles consistently and at a breakneck pace. Pouring over your mix for hours on end in order to get that snare hit at 2:47 into that song just right? You could do that. You’ll probably end up doing it with 100 other things ...

    Read More

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    1 hr 11 min
  • EP33 | Kane Churko
    Production powerhouse Kane Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, Papa Roach, In This Moment) talks about the process of writing chart topping hits.

    For a producer, songwriting can be one of the most artistically and financially rewarding skills they can acquire. Kane Churko has written songs for various standout artists and delves into how to navigate that process.

    Quote:
    “Some people in life are starters, and some people are finishers” - Kane Churko

    THIS WEEK, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:
    - How to wear multiple hats in the studio
    - The things that Kane feels make a great song
    - The value of deadlines
    - The importance of music theory
    - How arrangement factors into the songwriting process
    - How legality comes into play for producers with a hand in writing
    - How not to end a song
    - And much, much more

    Thanks for listening! Leave us a comment or review!
    1 hr 11 min
  • EP33 | Kane Churko

    Production powerhouse Kane Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, Papa Roach, In This Moment) talks about the process of writing chart topping hits. For a producer, songwriting can be one of the most artistically and financially rewarding skills they can acquire. Kane Churko has written songs for various standout artists and delves into how to navigate that process. “Some people in life are starters, ...

    Read More

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    1 hr 11 min

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