I was there for Summer NAMM this year and I had a great time! I met with so many amazing Producers, Engineers and Mixers, toured studios, talked to gear manufacturers and thoroughly enjoyed the experience!
One of the things I personally loved about Nashville was the culture of musicianship out there. In Nashville there are many touring players and session musicians that are able to have families, buy houses and have a wonderful standard of living.
Amos Heller to me is a success story, an extremely talented Bass Player who plays with one of the biggest artists in the world, Taylor Swift. Amos has worked with her for over 8 years and proves that the combination of exceptional musicianship and great people skills is what is required of a player if he or she is to make it in this industry!
Please check out the interview, share, like and leave a comment!
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Have a marvelous time recording and mixing
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Many Thanks
Warren
You’d think that two recording engineers could find a way to record an interview without the short room reverb masking that makes it a challenge to listen to. How about a little prep that should be a part of every session. That’s the lesson for today. I don’t think Amos’ mic is even functioning. After all, the title of your interview is “Produce Like a Pro.”
Hi there @dikhedlund:disqus I’m sorry to hear you’re having issues understanding the speech and it spoiled your enjoyment of the episode. I did have someone in Germany listen as English isn’t their first language and they said they understood everything clearly. I apologise if English also isn’t your first language and are unable to discern some of what is being said. I hope you have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren!
English isn’t even my second language. It’s my third…. Music -> Spanish -> English 😛 I understood it perfectly and didn’t have any issues. I want to thank you for all the work you and you team puts into these videos. I thoroughly enjoy them! Keep ’em coming!
Thanks @plap-disqus-fe73f687e5bc5280214e0486b273a5f9:disqus! I appreciate it! Yes Music is your first!! Wonderful!! Yes I could understand everything perfectly as well, but as Churchill said you can please some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
No problem with the audio here. Content is what matters anyway.
Was that me that ask that question about the DAW?
Haha, mix is the box. New challenge. Mix a song in the box while IN Jack in the Box!
The answer is a ou Tube video away. I recently had to disassemble the steering on my truck and You Tube taught me how, I say “Google = The Answer to Everything” … not 42 after all.
Hi @L Scott Knight:disqus Thanks very much! Yes, it’s ok, as Churchill said you can please some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time! I’m sure if English isn’t your first language then less than perfect audio could be an issue. haha the meaning of life IS 42!! Remember? haha Thanks for your great comment my friend! I hope you have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren!
The rebel insignia from Star Wars on the back of his sticker bass… it’s literally a rebel base ^_^
And just to add to the existing discussion, the sound doesn’t have any issues.
Haha yes @dennibryant:disqus that makes it quite amazing!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren