"Sound Discussion" is a monthly podcast hosted by Ben Holmes, Nate Kelmes, and Neil Merchant. Each episode, we roll up our sleeves and dive into practical topics surrounding music production, recording, songwriting, mixing, and mastering.
Join us for candid conversations that demystify the creative and technical aspects of music making. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, our hosts bring a down-to-earth approach to sharing their insights, making it easy for everyone to tune in and pick up valuable tips.
From sharing personal anecdotes to discussing industry trends, "Sound Discussion" is your go-to source for real talk about what goes on behind the scenes. No fancy jargon, just genuine discussions about the art and craft of music production.
So, if you're curious about the nuts and bolts of how your favorite tracks come together or looking to improve your own production skills, join Ben, Nate, and Neil, as well as the occasional guest host, as they navigate the world of music production with humor, practical advice, and a passion for the craft. Subscribe now and be part of the conversation at "Sound Discussion."
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"Sound Discussion" is a monthly podcast hosted by Ben Holmes, Nate Kelmes, and Neil Merchant. Each episode, we roll up our sleeves and dive into practical topics surrounding music production, recording, songwriting, mixing, and mastering.
Join us for candid conversations that demystify the creative and technical aspects of music making. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, our hosts bring a down-to-earth approach to sharing their insights, making it easy for everyone to tune in and pick up valuable tips.
From sharing personal anecdotes to discussing industry trends, "Sound Discussion" is your go-to source for real talk about what goes on behind the scenes. No fancy jargon, just genuine discussions about the art and craft of music production.
So, if you're curious about the nuts and bolts of how your favorite tracks come together or looking to improve your own production skills, join Ben, Nate, and Neil, as well as the occasional guest host, as they navigate the world of music production with humor, practical advice, and a passion for the craft. Subscribe now and be part of the conversation at "Sound Discussion."
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Welcome back to Episode 12 of Sound Discussion!
This month, we're diving deep into the world of tape machines with our fascinating guest, Jake Fader. Jake is a renowned producer and composer, known for his work on Grammy-nominated and Emmy-winning projects. As the founder of Other Animal, a music production and licensing company, Jake has collaborated with high-profile clients such as Apple, Netflix, and Pepsi.
In this episode, Jake shares his passion for tape machines and how they play a crucial role in his creative process. We explore the tactile and sonic benefits of using real tape versus plugins, and discuss why some artists still choose tape in this digital age. Jake also offers insights into his unique workflow, which integrates both tape and digital elements.
Join us as we unravel the mystique of tape machines, discuss the pros and cons of tape plugins, and reflect on the importance of committing to a creative process. Whether you're a tape aficionado or a curious listener, this episode is packed with valuable insights and intriguing stories.
To learn more about Jake and his work, visit the links below:
Other Animal: https://otheranimalmusic.com/
Mastering Service: https://www.tubesandtapemastering.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadermusicandsound/
Jake's Band: https://www.instagram.com/hello3dband/
Email: mailto:jake@jakefadermusic.com
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