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Music Producer - Audio Engineer - Mixer and Teacher, Jim Ebert

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Stories behind tracking Butch Walker’s “Letters”- Joan

Recording Butch Walker Letters

Joan was tracked in one take at Butch Walker’s Ruby Red Room in Atlanta. We used a stereo mic setup on the piano, I think it was 2 414s but I’m not 100% sure as it was a while ago. The vocal was a u47 I believe, and yes there was vocal bleed in the piano mics and vice versa. That was part of the beauty of it all.

Filed Under: Butch Walker's Letters, Music Producer, Music Producer Stories, Recording Studio Tagged With: Bobby Yang, Butch Walker, Butches, Collective Soul, Ebert, Ed Roland, Jim Ebert, Joan, Letters, music producer, Piano, Piano Mics, Record Producer, Ruby Red, Setup, Stereo Mic, violin, Walker S

Recording “Letters” with Butch Walker

Recording Butch Walker Letters

The best records you make as a Music Producer are always the easiest to make. Butch Walker’s “Letters” was one such record.

Filed Under: Mixing Engineer, Music Producer, Music Producer Stories, News/Blog, Recording Studio Tagged With: Butch Walker, Butch Walker recording, Butch Walkerrecording, Jim Ebert, Letters, Music, Music Industry, music producer, Producer, Record Producer, Recording, Recording Gear, Walker

Recording Bass Guitar

Recording Bass Guitar

“Jim- Whats the hardest thing to record?”

For me its Recording Bass Guitar. The technique, the part, the bass, the amp (if needed) all play a huge part in making it sound like it’s part of the band.

Filed Under: Audio Production, Audio Recording, Music Producer, Music Production, Pro Tips, Sound Recording Tagged With: Bass, Bass Guitar, Bass Parts, Bass Players, Basses, compressors, Guitar, Guitars, Jim Ebert, Mic Preamps, music producer, Record Producer, Recording, Recording Bass, Recording Bass Guitar, String Instruments, The Bass, The Hardest Thing

Music Submission to Music Producers, Music Supervisors, Publishers, etc.

MP3 File

A growing trend I see amongst artists submitting music to me, is to email me a link to their music on a 3rd party sight. At this music site, I have to search for the artist or sign up for the site to hear the song. This is not good!

Filed Under: Music Producer, News/Blog, Pro Tips, Tip of The Month Tagged With: 3rd Party, Culture, demo, demo cd, demo project, demo recording, drop a few my way, email mp3s, Growing Trend, mp3 conversion, music producer, music publisher, Music Publishers, music submission, Music Submissions, music supervisor, Producer, project solicitation, publishing, submit music, Submit Songs, Technology, Their Music

Audio File Conversion

Drop A Few My Way

As a Music Producer, a question I get all the time is “Jim, what’s an easy way to convert my Audio file formats?”.

The process of file conversion as related to Audio Conversion used to be a bit of a pain, but no longer is. I use a very simple FREE desktop Audio file Conversion software.

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