Insights In Sound – Denny Tedesco, Filmmaker – Season 14, Ep 9
We do a deep dive into Denny’s early career and development as a filmmaker, his learning curve in creating “Wrecking Crew,” and his subsequent...
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We do a deep dive into Denny’s early career and development as a filmmaker, his learning curve in creating “Wrecking Crew,” and his subsequent...
How can the music industry create more accessibility for the blind and visually impaired? We take up the conversation with advocates Joey Stuckey and...
It takes years of work and dedication to become an overnight success, and Mark Parfitt’s journey is a case in point. Time in the...
Despite being the “new kid” in the Immediate Family, Steve Postell’s career has been a long and winding road, replete with songwriting, production, jingles,...
Adam Moseley began his career at Trident Studios in London as a chef and construction worker, working his way through the ranks to engineer...
Calling Brian Kehew’s career diverse is something of an understatement. He’s an accomplished engineer, producer, author, educator, musician, technologist, restoration expert, remixer, and so...
From Electric Lady to Capitol Studios, Michael Frondelli has brought his “A-game” to a long and eclectic career as recording engineer, producer, label owner,...
Few people have been at the helm of more classic recordings than Bill Schnee. His discography encompasses some of the most memorable albums and...
John Jennings’ career has been anything but ordinary, from musician to tech guy to ribbon mic evangelist. We get into the long and winding...
Jim Messina’s musical journey is remarkable in its length and versatility. He’s been a successful songwriter, producer, engineer, publisher, and of course, artist. He...
In an industry filled with unique career paths, Gil Griffith has forged his own, combining a love of music and technology with a keen...
He’s best known for his work as bassist for ’90s rockers Collective Soul, but Will Turpin boasts a long and diverse career of his...
It takes a vast mix of mad skills and a touch of neurodiversity to manage the organized chaos of a multi-room studio. Candace Stewart...
The endorsements game is about much more than free stuff. Done well, it’s a two-way street that benefits both artist and manufacturer. Understanding artist...
We visited with award-winning film and TV composer Jeff Rona for a conversation about scoring for film, TV, and gaming in today’s fast-changing media...
We got together with two of our favorite producers, Matt Wallace and Will Kennedy, to delve into the ever-evolving conversation about immersive audio and...
While pre-production and preparation are always important aspects of a recording, often the best and most memorable parts of a recording are completely unplanned....
Not everyone dreams of being a rock star, and not all rock stars are on stage. The music industry is a vast community of...
Live from the NAMM Show, here’s our panel on “Livestreaming for Musicians” with William Golde from PTZOptics, a company that’s been disrupting the DIY...
Steven Miller is a bit of a music industry Zelig. His productions run the gamut from Windham Hill and Dave Matthews to Pink and...
In today’s world of nearly unlimited audio processing power and options, the sonic possibilities for sound design are greater than ever before. But despite...
In the early 1980s, the music industry was caught in the midst of a cultural upheaval. The slick, heavily-produced sounds of progressive and corporate...
With change being the only constant in today’s music industry, pursuing a diverse career path is more essential than ever. There are jobs out...
The education sector is the input channel of the pro audio community – thousands of students each year, getting their first look at the...
Recorded live at the 2023 #NAMMShow – We sat down with award-winning producers Michael Beinhorn and Frank Filipetti to talk about how musicians can...
ICYMI, Join us for a live recording of our TEC Tracks panel at the #nammshow, “If I Knew Then (What I Know Now),” with...
He’s been awarded two Latin Grammys, taught engineering in Mexico, Venezuela, and elsewhere, and is the author of “The Human Side of Audio.” We...
A pioneer of synthesis and a godfather of the drum machine, Roger Linn has woven a legacy of innovative instruments and technological breakthroughs. From...
He’s been working in the studio since he was knee-high to a two-track, and it shows. We chat with Chuck Ainlay about his early...
From Chris Stapleton and Jack White to Phish and Arctic Monkeys, Vance Powell has cut his own path and his own unique sound with...
He’s made a career of pushing the envelope, contributing to technologies that have shifted the paradigms of creative tools. We chat with Marcus Ryle...
His years at Berklee College saw the institution through an almost revolutionary evolution in education. We chat with David Mash about teaching, learning, and...
Jerry Kovarsky’s career has been an elegant balance of music, technology, and education. He’s been deeply involved in the development of some landmark synthesizers,...
He designed the legendary Electric Ladyland Studios at the age of 22, and is still going strong nearly 4000 venues later. We sat down...
From Shari Lewis to PeeWee’s Playhouse and dozens more, Glenn Jordan has provided the soundtrack to countless movies and TV series. We caught up...
Multitasking, shifting gears, wearing many hats…whatever you want to call it, Todd Urban does it, from performance to engineering and production, education, and video...
She’s the epitome of a Renaissance woman – award-winning songwriter, composer, producer, singer, musician, artist, and more. The inimitable Brenda Russell joins us for...
Dave Rossum is one of the pioneers of the synthesizer revolution – inventor of the polyphonic keyboard, co-founder of Emu Systems, creator of classic...
Few companies have disrupted the software synthesizer world to the extent that Cherry Audio has, with their stunningly accurate emulations of rare vintage synths...
He’s toured with the likes of Ringo Starr, Dave Stewart, and Kid Rock, and composed scores of scores for film and TV. We met...
From his early days at San Francisco’s Family Dog Ballroom through his decades with the Great American Music Hall and the California Jazz Conservatory,...
She’s played to millions of late-night living rooms on the Arsenio Hall Show, and scored dozens of film and TV works. Starr Parodi chats...