Produce Like A Pro

For this week's episode of Working Audio Tools, Ed and Paul go over the characteristics of what makes a good portfolio for mixing engineer. They will provide portfolio examples with their own tracks and multitracks given from the Produce Like A Pro Academy. 

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Jimmy Webb is one of the most influential and celebrated songwriters in American music history. With a career spanning over five decades, he has written some of the most iconic and timeless songs of all time. From “By the Time I Get to Phoenix” to “Wichita Lineman,” Webb’s music has touched the hearts of millions of people around the world.

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In the 1980s, the futuristic sounds of synthesizers and electronic instruments were everywhere, but only a few years before (in the late seventies) punk music had been dominating the popular music scene with its aggressive, DIY, guitar driven sounds. In the transition from this raw, rock ‘n roll sound to a sci-fi dreamscape of futuristic synthesizers, we find Gary Numan and his 1979 hit single “Cars.” 

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Today's episode of the Working Audio tools, Ed and Paul review each other's mixes for "Can't Find My Way Alone" by Misty Gonzales given by the Produce Like A Pro Academy. 

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Pat Mastelotto is a highly acclaimed drummer and percussionist who has made significant contributions to the world of music. Born in 1955 in California, Mastelotto began playing the drums at the age of 10 and quickly developed a passion for the instrument. He went on to study music at Southwestern College in Chula Vista, California, and later joined the band Mr. Mister, where he gained widespread recognition for his technical proficiency and innovative playing style.

Over the years, Mastelotto has collaborated with a wide range of artists and bands, including King Crimson, XTC, David Sylvian, and The Rembrandts. He is widely respected for his ability to fuse different genres and styles of music, blending rock, jazz, and experimental sounds to create something truly unique.

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In 1965, The Who were on their way to becoming one of the biggest bands in rock music history, with their legendary stage shows, powerhouse sound, and rebellious attitude. But the song that transformed everything for the band’s career, also revolutionized rock history. With “My Generation” The Who created a rock anthem which would define a generation’s identity and represent the spirit of rock ‘n roll for ages to come.

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For this week's episode of the Working Audio tools, Ed and Paul review each other's mixes for "Renegade" by Jerimiah Red given by the Produce Like A Pro Academy. 

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Recording a great sounding vocal in the studio sounds like it should be a simple task. You set up a microphone, have your singer stand in front of it, give them a set of headphones and hit the record button. Although this is the basic set up, there are a few things I've learned throughout the years that have helped me get better sounding vocal tracks! A great sounding vocal is the cornerstone of modern rock, pop and country music, so you want to get it right. Here are my 5 tips for recording a great sounding vocal.

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James Brown was called “the Godfather of Soul,” “Soul Brother No. 1,” “Mr. Dynamite,” and “the Minister of Super Heavy Funk.” He was also known as “the hardest working man in show business,” and “King of the One-Nighters,” because at one time he performed as many as 350 gigs a year. 

All these titles illustrate Brown’s importance as one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. He invented funk, which did not only become a genre in its own right, but also a crucial influence on rock, soul, pop, hip-hop, and African and Latin American music, and so on. 

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For today's episode of Working Audio Tools, Ed and Paul review each others mixes for "Chelsea" by Dragged Under provided by the Produce Like A Pro Academy.

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In the podcast, Steele highlights Warren’s unconventional path to success. Unlike many Producers who wants to share his knowledge on YouTube, Warren came into the platform as a businessman with an already established working business. He explains that he initially started his YouTube channel to showcase his expertise and promote his production company, rather than as a full-time career mostly educating people.

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If you’re interested in recording music, whether as a hobby or professionally, you might want to check out Warren Huart and Jerry Hammack’s new book, “Home Studio Recordings: The Complete Guide.” In this interview with Marc Daniel Nelson, Warren Huart discusses the book and his journey in the music industry.

Marc and Warren began by discussing the benefits of having a handbook for learning about music, in addition to videos. Warren explained that while videos can be helpful, they often only scratch the surface of the topic. A book, on the other hand, can go into much greater detail and offer a more comprehensive understanding of the subject.

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The start of the 90s saw an ongoing tension between edgy – often dark – hard-rocking sounds, and the brighter, mainstream pop aesthetic. Industry expectations and marketing placed most female artists in the latter of these categories. But along came Alanis Morisette – confessional in her writing, raw in her authenticity; she not only changed the game for female artists, but also revolutionized a new post-grunge, hard-rocking sound. Coupling her experiences as a successful teen-idol with a deep desire to experience her own uncompromising artistic vision, she released one of the best selling albums of all time, Jagged Little Pill. The iconic 1995 album was announced with its revolutionary lead single – “You Oughta Know”

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Today's episode of Working Audio Tools, Ed and Paul review each other's mixes by Jerimiah Jones's "Make My Lonely". These multitracks are available at Produce like A Pro Academy. (producelikeapro.com)

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For today's Produce Like A Pro Episode, Ed Thorne interviews Warren Huart's latest book release, "Home Studio Recording: The Complete Guide".

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For this week's episode of Working Audio Tools, Ed and Paul review their third round of mixes given by the Produce Like A Pro Academy. The song of the week that they are given is "Bulletproof" by Village. 

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Dan Weller is Modern Metal producer known for his work with Enter Shikari, Bury Tomorrow, Caskets, Holding Absence, and many more. 

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Rock and Roll is often associated with excess; and by the end of the seventies, this image was clearly in the air. Even the outsider, cool young artists of Stiff Records found themselves lured into its temptations. In the midst of Punk’s musical revolution in England, stripping rock down its barest essentials and attitudes, a young Elvis Costello stepped into the spotlight with his own ironic take on rock and roll indulgence – “Pump It Up” – and in doing so, kicked off his own musical revolution; on which would take the form of New Wave and carry across the following decade.  

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For this week's episode of Working Audio Tools, Ed and Paul review each other's mixes based on "Wild Ones" by Me And The City given from the Produce Like A Pro Academy. 

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