Podcast

EP 177: Erik Ron – The Art of Songwriting

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Erik Ron is an American producer, songwriter, and mixer based in North Hollywood, CA. Erik plays guitar/bass/keys, and is strong with concept/storytelling + dynamic melodies, giving him the capability to jump between genres. Over the course of his 15+ year career, Erik’s production and songwriting has contributed to records that have been Grammy nominated, top 10 charting on Billboard 200, multiple gold + platinum certifications, seven #1s at modern rock radio, and a cumulative 2 Billion+ global streams. Erik is published exclusively by BMG Rights Management.

Recent artist collaborators include Ellise, HUDDY, Stela Cole, Pardyalone, Bad Omens, Lilyisthatyou, Chandler Leighton, HAVEN, Emei, Jutes, Sueco, Sophie Cates, Jxdn, Grandson, 44Phantom, Papa Roach, Lil Aaron, Jeris Johnson, Kailee Morgue, King Mala, Siiickbrain, Sk8, Mothica, Nothing Nowhere, MASN, poutyface, I Prevail, 93feetofsmoke, Charlotte Sands, Chri$tian Gate$, Neoni and more.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • People’s expectations of “perfection”
  • The importance of editing
  • How to get tight drum edits
  • Co-writing with artists
  • Negotiating songwriting credits/royalties
  • Working with Godsmack
  • Exercises for avoiding writer’s block
  • Giving yourself deadlines
  • Navigating the pro-production process
  • Getting used to rejection (and why it’s a good thing)

To learn more about Erik Ron, visit: https://www.erikron.com/

 

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EP 176: Chris Lyon – Writing Pop Music

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Chris Lyon is a producer and songwriter from Bethesda, MD. He has written and produced songs for The Chainsmokers feat. Winona Oak (‘Hope’), AlunaGeorge feat. Bryson Tiller (‘Cold Blooded Creatures’), Carly Rae Jepsen, Phoebe Ryan, and Chelsea Lankes. He currently resides in Los Angeles where he works closely with Kyle Shearer and Nate Campany (Tove Lo, Martin Garrix, Dua Lipa).

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Working as a professional songwriter
  • Learning to write quickly
  • The pressures that come along with being a pro songwriter
  • Understanding “song math”
  • Breaking the “rules” of audio production
  • How to get started as a writer
  • Being an artist vs. a writer
  • Chasing perfection
  • Getting your compositions right

To learn more about Chris Lyon, visit: https://www.iamchrislyon.com/

 

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EP 175: Matt Foster – Creating Contrast Within Your Mixes

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With extensive expertise in electronic, acoustic, and live music, Matt stands out as a seasoned professional sound engineer and producer. His journey began as a studio assistant at EMI Music Publishing studios in the mid-90s, where he had the opportunity to work with renowned artists like Jamiroquai, Primal Scream, Elastica, Guru’s Jazzmatazz, and the Bluetones.

Transitioning to freelance work, Matt honed his skills in top London recording studios and became an engineer. He contributed to mixes for artists such as Tin Tin Out, The Corrs, Grant Nelson, Jungle Brothers, and even remixed an early UK Garage hit for Whitney Houston.

In the year 2000, Matt took on a pivotal role as the chief engineer at the prestigious UK record label MWA. In this capacity, he was entrusted with the management of two state-of-the-art studios, where his expertise and meticulous approach played a crucial role in ensuring the highest standards of audio production. As the chief engineer, Matt not only oversaw the day-to-day operations of these remarkable studios but also held the vital responsibility of quality control for the label’s output, with numerous major label collaborations and joint projects.

As the UK urban scene flourished in the new millennium, Matt collaborated with notable artists like Ms Dynamite, So Solid Crew, Lemar, Estelle, KRS One, Big Brovaz, Terri Walker, and worked on projects with Cold Cut, The Gorillaz, Lifford David, and Roebeck. His talent also extended to recording and mixing the BBC 1 Idents, broadcast over 100,000 times.

In recent years, Matt has continued to work with top UK and international artists, building a reputation for his exceptional sonic skills. He has maintained his excellence through collaborations with Miloco Studios, writing gear reviews for Tape Op magazine, and teaching an ‘Advanced Mixing Course’ at the London School of Sound.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Working in live sound vs. studio
  • Being an assistant at EMI’s demo studio
  • How to get big, balanced low-end
  • How analog recording affects your top-end
  • How to get your kick and bass to work well with each other
  • Sidechaining low-end
  • Using harmonic enhancement
  • The importance of adding mid-range to your bass
  • Creating contrast with EQ and automation
  • Using sidechained dynamic EQ
  • Why you should always reach for volume and panning before other plugins
  • Getting vocals to sound clear and focused
  • His go-to compressors for vocals
  • Dealing with sibilance
  • Using stock plugins

To learn more about Matt Foster, visit: https://realmix.online/

 

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EP 174: Joe McGrath – Making the Most of What You Already Have

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Joe McGrath is well known within the music industry and is an accomplished producer, and recording/mix engineer who leads the team at Hellfire Recording Studio Dublin. His ability to put people at ease, combined with brilliant technical skill has led him to work with a diverse list of acclaimed artists including Republic of Loose, Mary Coughlan, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, The Coronas, Johnny Mc Evoy, Loah, Stano, Fields, David Keenan, Wyvern Lingo, Niwel Tsumbu, and Yankari to mention but a few.

Joe studied acoustic design and has sat on the Programmatic Review panel for the Certificate, Diploma, and Masters courses in Music Technology at the Dundalk Institute of Technology. He designed the vast majority of the acoustic spaces in Hellfire Studio. His understanding of live rooms and how to quickly manipulate acoustics allow him to capture sonics that bring out an artist’s originality. Acoustics and recording are Joe’s passions and live recording is Joe’s specialty. A session with him is performance-driven, keeping creativity and individuality center stage, whilst also being productive and fun.

“Collaboration to realize artistic visions” is what Hellfire Studio stands for to Joe. Producing for artists, working alongside engineers such as Rob Kirwan (Hozier, PJ Harvey), Ger Mc Donald (U2, Manic Street Preachers) and engineering for producer/composer Valgeir Sigurðsson ( Bjork, Feist, Sigur Rós) on Mary Couglans powerful “A Woman Undone” – has given him the insight and attention to detail to make great records and set the standard for Irish recording and production.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Using mic positioning to change the sound of an instrument
  • Providing value to your clients
  • Surviving a recession as a studio owner
  • Getting your first clients
  • Why your gear doesn’t matter to clients
  • Acoustic design: What actually matters?
  • Picking the right monitors for your room
  • Getting big studio sound in a small room
  • Why having a big room doesn’t always equal big sound
  • The importance of using a “random” mic
  • Micing your walls and floors
  • Starting sessions with the vision in mind
  • Creative freedom in engineering
  • Building trust with your clients

To learn more about Joe McGrath, visit: https://joemcgrathmusic.com/

 

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EP 173: Matthew Rifino – Mixing for the NBC Today Show

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Matthew Rifino is 5-time EMMY winning mix engineer with 30 years’ experience. Equally at home in the recording studio or broadcast studio he consistently delivers high quality mixes for major label and indie artists. Throughout his career he has mixed over 5,000 songs for artists such as Brandie Carlise, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Kelly Clarkson, Sheryl Crow and many others.

A Chameleon of music genres. He is comfortable mixing Rock, Pop, Country, R&B, and just about every other style of music thrown at him. Matthew is currently the Music Mixer for the NBC Today Show working out of his control room at Studio 1A in Rockefeller Center NYC. He is also just as comfortable in the recording studio currently working with artists such as Spafford, Ari Joshua, Eggy, and Chris Battan and the Woods out of his personal studio located at the Barbershop Shop Studios in Lake Hopatcong, NJ.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Studying under the greats like Al Schmidt, Jack Joseph Puig, and Michael Brauer
  • Learning your mixing workflow
  • How to be prepared for the studio
  • Making mistakes and learning from them
  • Working music for the NBC Today Show
  • Making live recordings sound just as good as studio recordings
  • The importance of templates
  • What to do with automation to make your tracks sound exciting
  • Why the “duplicate” button can be your best friend and help your mixes
  • Utilizing tools like StereoMonoizer
  • How to use the solo button efficiently

To learn more about Matthew Rifino, visit: https://www.mattrifinomusicmixer.com/

 

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EP 172: Aaron Rubin – Working on Blink 182’s “One More Time”

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Aaron Rubin is a mix engineer, producer, writer, manager and musician who has worked with some big names in the industry including Ilan Rubin, Angels & Airwaves, Frank Turner and Blink-182.

Aaron has worn many hats in the industry and got his start working with his brother Ilan playing in bands and later managing his music career.  He has always been interested in the production side of music, which has led to his work with Tom Delonge and his various projects.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Broadening your network
  • Proving your value
  • Working with Tom Delong and Blink-182
  • Disagreeing with artists
  • Recording the new Blink-182 record with an Axe FX
  • How to get the Tom Delonge guitar tone
  • Blending amp sounds
  • The challenges of working on a record being made in multiple studios
  • Session organization
  • Updating mixes after an album has been released
  • How AI is going to change the game for mixing
  • The art of committing to sounds

To learn more about Aaron Rubin, visit: http://www.thisiscommand.com/

 

Notable gear mentioned in this episode:

Stereo Manley Pultec: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/darLBk

 

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EP 171: Shane Edwards – Mixing Vocals With Serial Compression

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Originally from Sydney Australia and based out of Studio28 Bangkok Thailand, Shane Edwards has enjoyed an immensely successful and highly credited career, with an eclectic discography including the likes of Trophy Eyes, PS1, Hans Zimmer, The Libertines, Northlane, You Me At Six and many more. 

Shane’s success’s speak for themselves, with UK Gold & Silver records, an ARIA nomination, as well as over 5.6 billion streams to date on produced & mixed material. 

A mixing engineer and musician at heart, Shanes work with many genres can be heard worldwide. His versatility in mixing creates a unique sound, often cross blending genres and styles. From club bangers such as PS1’s remix of Elton John/Dua Lipa’s Cold Heart, to the anthemic rock anthems of Trophy Eyes to the subtle details of Thailand’s Tilly birds and Bowkylion’s modern yet delicate and exotic pop sounds. 

He is known by those who have worked with him as a very nurturing presence, instilling confidence in those around him. With a keen ear for details and the feeling of the music, he is always extracting the best from the artists he works with. 

With a love for audio gear and technology, Shane brings out the best of both analog and digital worlds.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Jumping into audio production full-time
  • How to get your foot in the door with artists
  • Does your location matter when trying to make a name for yourself?
  • Having diversity in the artists you work with
  • Working with Hans Zimmer
  • Engineering orchestral music
  • Pushing ideas to their extreme
  • Taking chances in the studio
  • His hybrid vocal chain
  • Running compressors in series
  • The challenges of working with a hybrid approach

To learn more about Shane Edwards, visit: https://www.shaneedwards-music.com/

 

Notable gear mentioned in this episode:

Waves CLA-3A: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/MmWmMn

1176: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/AWE4MR

Retro Doublewide: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/jrBr9Z

Eventide H3000: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/JzWzM7

 

Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes?

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Want additional help with your music productions?

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Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/

 

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EP 170: Bob Horn – Getting Big, Clear Low-End

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Bob Horn is a multi-platinum, Grammy award winning mix engineer known for working with artists spanning many genres; R&B, Pop, Hip Hop, Rock, Adult Contemporary, and Jazz, as well as artists from countries around the globe including The U.S., Korea, Japan, Australia, Spain, Indonesia, Brazil, and China. 

Some of those artists include: BTS, Usher, Timbaland, Michael Jackson, NeYo, Marshmello, Kane Brown, DVRKO, Neon Trees, Kelly Clarkson, Brandy, Ashanti, Twice, Everglow, Little Monarch, Akon, Lupe Fiasco, Chinx, Stalley, Brian Culbertson, Everclear, Faith Evans, Brian McKnight, LeAnn Rimes, The Common Kings and many more.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Building a studio from the ground up vs. retrofitting a space
  • Downsizing to a home studio
  • The downside to amazing studio monitors
  • Making mixes for accuracy vs. feeling
  • Checking rough mixes
  • Should you mix with or without a bus compressor/limiter?
  • The importance of getting your “crest” factor right
  • Why mid-range is so critical to nail
  • Should you high-pass filter everything?
  • Creating contrast in a mix
  • How to get vocals that sound polished and controlled
  • Compression vs. automation

To learn more about Bob Horn, visit: https://www.bobhornmixing.com/

 

Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes?

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Want additional help with your music productions?

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Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/

 

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EP 169: Collin Dupuis – Being Adaptable In The Studio

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Detroit based multi-Grammy nominated and two time Grammy winning mixer, producer, musician, and engineer Collin Dupuis has developed a sought after sound over the last fifteen years working with critically acclaimed artists and projects including Yves Tumor, Angel Olsen, Lana Del Rey, St. Vincent, Dr. John, The Black Keys, Ray LaMontange, Richard Swift, and many others.

Beginning his career playing in bands, running a DIY recording studio in Michigan, and doing tech work around the Detroit area, he quickly found himself working at FBT (The Bass Brothers) studio as an assistant engineer. Working there, he cut his teeth working with artists and producers of the likes of Mr. Porter, Eminem, Pharoahe Monch, and many more. Working at FBT studios along with working in the tech shop at Vintage King Audio helped to develop a deep understanding of studio work both technically and sonically.

This knowledge helped him make connections and bridge the gap into the rock and electronic worlds of the Detroit music scene. He soon got a call to set up a studio at Jack White’s house and help out on the White Stripes’ “Get Behind Me Satan.” Shortly after that, Collin was hired at Carl Craig’s Planet-E records. He engineered for the next five years alongside Carl on remixes, production, live sound in Europe, mastering, and mixing.

Collin next got the call from Dan Auerbach to help him get his Akron studio up and running. This led to a move to Nashville and many critically acclaimed albums working as the lead engineer at Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound. During his time at Easy Eye Sound he earned a Grammy win for engineering and mixing Dr. John’s “Locked Down”. Along with a Grammy win for engineering Cage The Elephant’s “Tell Me I Pretty”.

Currently, Collin is busy working and living in Detroit, MI. as a freelance musician, mixer and engineer, producing, recording, and mixing albums for artists including Yves Tumor, Angel Olsen, Lawrence Rothman, Special Interest, Boy and Bear, and many others. Along with playing in and co-creating with his band Zoos of Berlin.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

  • Saying “yes” to every opportunity
  • Being an entrepreneur vs. following a traditional engineer/assistant path
  • Setting goals for your career
  • Knowing when you are a good fit for a client
  • The hierarchy of what matters during tracking
  • Focusing on the feelings of the musicians vs. the sound of the record
  • Getting the most out of untreated studio spaces
  • Committing ideas for the sake of preserving your intentions
  • Embracing bleed in your recordings
  • How to fix bleed in your mixes
  • Dialling in reverbs right from the beginning of a session
  • How to eliminate “s” sounds from taking over your reverbs

To learn more about Collin Dupuis, visit: https://www.collindupuis.com/

 

Notable gear mentioned in this episode:

Audient EVO SP8: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/Or5L9Q

SE Microphones: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/DK1Mbj

 

Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes?

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Want additional help with your music productions?

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EP 168: Sylvia Massy – Creative Recording Techniques (Revisited)

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This week we’ve decided to revisit one of my favorite episodes from the early days of the Master Your Mix Podcast.

Sylvia Massy is an American record producer, mixer, engineer, instructor and author. Massy is renowned for her multifaceted production/mixing and engineering skills, with her first major breakthrough occurring with 1993’s Undertow, the full-length triple platinum-selling debut for Los Angeles alternative metal band Tool as well as her work with System of a Down, Johnny Cash, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Brazilian band South Cry.

She has been awarded over 25 gold and platinum records, including several Grammy nominated albums.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:

  • Her hybrid mixing style
  • Pre-production: What’s involved, why you need it, and what to be focused on in this age
  • Wet vs. dry vocals: How to get the vocal to sit in front
  • Rick Rubin’s “Slippery Fader” technique
  • Being creative in the studio
  • The benefits of “adventure recording”
  • Creating lasting memories for the artists you’re working with

To learn more about Sylvia Massy, check out her website: https://shop.sylviamassy.com/

 

Notable gear mentioned in this episode:

GML8200: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/m5rAbX

Neve 1073: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/rQeZbR

Isotope Ozone: ​​https://sweetwater.sjv.io/JzoGD7

 

Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes?

Check out my coaching program Amplitude and apply to join:

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Want additional help with your music productions?

For tips on how to improve your mixes, visit: https://masteryourmix.com/

Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/

 

Get your copy of my Amazon #1 bestselling books:

 

Check out our Sponsors:

Download Waves Plugins here: https://waves.alzt.net/EK3G2K

 

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