pro audio

In this week’s podcast Russ Hughes is joined by Olga Fitzroy and Dom Morley  asks for a discussion on approaches to recording and mixing.

In this week’s podcast Julian Rodgers is joined by a pro Tools user and someone who doesn’t use Pro Tools to answer the question Is Pro Tools a “must have” for a pro engineer?

In this week’s Production Expert Podcast Mike Thornton is joined by Russ Hughes and PJ Gibbs both of whom have considerable experience of specialist marketing in the Pro Audio sector. they shed some light on how effective marketing can be achieved by single-person freelance creative businesses by following some simple principles and avoiding some common pitfalls.

In this edition of The Production Expert Podcast Russ Hughes is joined this week by Mark M Thompson and James Ivey to discuss all things guitar, from playing arranging and recording through to hiring a player

In this week’s Podcast, Russ Hughes and Julian Rodgers are joined by Mike Exeter. With the return of lockdown conditions in the UK, they discuss what we can all do to look after ourselves both in our work lives and beyond, although the difference between work and home is an increasingly 2019 concept for many of us!

Episode 24 Pt. 2 - Jude talks to us about determining a budget for your mixing console. The budget should follow the need. It is stated several times that it is better to wait for Jesus to provide to meet the need instead of rushing and compromising on quality that you will regret later.

Finally, Jude talks about mastering what you have. No amount of money is going to cover for a sound tech struggling with the basics.  Jude has some great resources on his Youtube channel, Audio Buff.

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You can also find Jude at his website AudioBuffOKC. He offers help setting up and configuring sound systems, rentals, and more.

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Music:
Inspiring Advertising by Rafael Krux
Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Music:
Inspiring Advertising by Rafael Krux
Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

In this week’s Podcast Mike Thornton is joined by Korey Pereira and Chris Roberts. With the return of lockdown conditions in the UK they revisit the subject of remote workflows. How has their experience of remote working in Post been and what have they learned since last year?

Episode 24 Pt. 1 - Jude Buffington joins us on the first part helping us to decide what we need when looking for a new mixing console.

Jude starts by encouraging us to define the need. What mixer you bring home will likely depend on many factors including the style of your church services. When you look closely at what you need you might find that a soundboard is not the priority. Instead, you might do better to invest in training, mics, or a host of other options.

Jude goes on to talk about analyzing the options.  You decided you need a mixer, your budget should not be the first thing to consider. Instead, look at the options and find what your church needs. Need a more familiar, linear, analog mixer? Or the digital with all of its menus and presets? Are you using it to live stream?

Jude shares a few of his favorite brands to use. These include Shure, Electro-Voice, Allen & Heath, and Soundcraft.

Finally, Jude shares a concern that he has with church leaders upgrading technology in order to get struggling sound techs to quit. He makes the claim that church leaders should confront issues with grace and Christian love and that techs should accept direction with grace and humility. We are all on the same team, trying to accomplish the same goals.

Find Jude Buffington on his Youtube Channel, Audio Buff. Be sure to subscribe!
You can also find Jude at his website AudioBuffOKC. He offers help setting up and configuring sound systems, rentals, and more.

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Music:
Inspiring Advertising by Rafael Krux
Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Music:
Inspiring Advertising by Rafael Krux
Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

In this week’s Podcast Julian Rodgers, Steve DeMott and James Richmond call out their most mossed discontinued pro audio products, software or hardware. Products often don’t disappear because nobody wants them. What did you miss when it went and would you use it today if it came back?

Enjoy this deleted scene from our conversation with Jude Buffington back on July 28th, 2020. Here he talks about his preference between cordless and corded microphones for use in churches.

Find Jude Buffington on his Youtube Channel, Audio Buff. Be sure to subscribe!
You can also find Jude at his website AudioBuffOKC. He offers help setting up and configuring sound systems, rentals, and more.

Join the conversation on our Facebook page.
Email us at notthepastorpodcast@gmail.com
Find more from Nathan Auxer at nathanauxer.com

Music:
Inspiring Advertising by Rafael Krux
Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Email us at notthepastorpodcast@gmail.com

Music:
Inspiring Advertising by Rafael Krux
Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Welcome to Episode 5 of Performer: On Record, the Performer Magazine podcast. In this episode, we chat with the amazingly talented Ben Kweller about his new record, Circuit Boredom, and catch up with indie Americana group Town Meeting, who we recently worked with on some video projects for QSC and Elixir Strings. 

Big thanks to our premier podcast sponsor Elixir Strings for making this possible -- be sure to subscribe to stay on top of future episodes as they become available. And thanks for listening! 

In this week’s Podcast Julian Rodgers, Sara Carter and William Wittman talk about the role of the engineer and whether one of the most important skills we should develop is learning when to stop?

In this week’s Podcast Mike Thornton, James Ivey and Eli Krantzberg discuss the weakness common to the majority of hardware controllers - Plug-in control.

In this Post Production Podcast special Mike Thornton, Emma Butt and Alan Sallabank discuss whether problems with remote working are because because of remote working itself or because of remote working being done badly. Can it work in post production?

Don “Duff” McDuffie is a composer, musician, and producer, who has toured with Chubby Checker and leads a church choir.  He came to Mackie’s attention when we put out the call for a new theme song for The Ins & Outs.  Duff’s composition (which has been stuck in our heads for weeks now) was the winner, and you’ll get to hear it at the top of this episode! 

Thanks to everyone who submitted their work.  We had a blast hearing all the talented musicians who use our gear!

Follow Duff at https://www.instagram.com/duff_diddy/
Duff is currently collaborating with musician Lisa Orlando.  Visit her channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/LisaOrla...

The Ins & Outs with Mackie is the official Mackie podcast, Featuring awesome gear and awesome people! We'll bring you musicians, engineers, podcasters, streamers, even the occasional Mackoid!

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In a new, shorter format podcast Julian Rodgers, Eli Krantzberg and Chris Vandevivier discuss their audio “lightbulb moments”. Those significant moments  when we notice or learn something about audio which stays with us, learning something new and opening up new ideas.

Mike Thornton, Audrey Martinovich and William Wittman talk about experimentation in the studio. With so much production happening in private studios where the clock isn’t being watched in the same way as it is in a commercial setting, is there more justification for a more open ended approach to recording. Does time pressure keep focus or stifle creativity?

Noah Guthrie is a singer-songwriter on the rise: his cover songs on YouTube led to viral fame, a role on Glee, and most importantly, a chance for his original music to be heard.  Jamie Hernandez talks to Noah about how he handled sudden fame, how his family keeps him humble, and his birdwatching hobby.  Interspersed through the show are three original songs performed by Noah himself.

Check out https://www.noahguthrie.com/ for music, videos, and merch. 

You can also find Noah on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/only1noah/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/only1noah/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/only1noah
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/only1noah

And his latest single, "That's All" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4PDB5S...
And watch for his new single "High Enough," coming soon!

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Julian Rodgers, James Richmond and Steve DeMott discuss AVB, how it differs from Dante and how Steve used it to solve a specific problem in his studio. For talking point two a discussion of control surfaces turns into a discussion of Stream Deck. To close they share their finds of the week.

Mike Thornton, Julian Rodgers and Emma Butt discuss the importance of training and trainees. What advice do they give to people who are starting out on their audio careers? To close they share their finds of the week.