29-03-2020, 12:27 PM
Featured in the March 2020 Cambridge-MT Patrons Podcast!
"If you're looking for the mixing equivalent of comfort food, then look no further than this month's featured multitrack, 'Sea Of Leaves' by the band Jokers, Jacks, & Kings. I'll be sharing my own personal mix tips for this project -- especially regarding the important issue of long-term mix dynamics. Plus there's the usual critique of a patron's mix of this project, and I also answer a listener question about how to break out of a 'mix funk'."
To access this podcast, please support ongoing development of this web site at Patreon.
"If you're looking for the mixing equivalent of comfort food, then look no further than this month's featured multitrack, 'Sea Of Leaves' by the band Jokers, Jacks, & Kings. I'll be sharing my own personal mix tips for this project -- especially regarding the important issue of long-term mix dynamics. Plus there's the usual critique of a patron's mix of this project, and I also answer a listener question about how to break out of a 'mix funk'."
To access this podcast, please support ongoing development of this web site at Patreon.