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Outside Scoop: 8 of the Best Mastering Plugins, How to Create Thicker Vocals, and More

Music production interviews, plugin roundups, and tutorials; this Outside Scoop has it all. Catch up on the latest and greatest content published over the past week, including articles and videos. Check out an interview with Justin Bieber’s producer, create thicker vocals, make a living creating royalty free music, learn about Read more...

How to Grow a (Massive) Music Fanbase on YouTube with Scott Bradlee of Postmodern Jukebox [SSP#017]

Scott Bradlee started with nothing but a keyboard and a camera and grew his Postmodern Jukebox channel into a small musical empire, with nearly 4 million subscribers on YouTube alone, dozens of album releases, and tours all around the world. There’s a thing or two that any kind of musician Read more...

Ears Behind the Gear: Allan Timms — High Level Engineering at Universal Audio

As media converges, so do the job responsibilities of those who make audio production possible.

That’s exactly the experience of Allan Timms, who was announced as the new VP of Engineering for Universal Audio earlier this year. As the prolific creator of Apollo and Arrow audio interfaces, accelerators like the Read more...

Outside Scoop: How to Write Promo Emails that Get Responses, 3 Tips for Choosing Studio Monitors, and More

This week’s Outside Scoop touches on best practices when conducting business within the music industry, in addition to an assortment of recording tutorials, mixing tutorials, and discussions involving studio gear. The articles and videos in this roundup were published within the last week, and are from all around the web. Read more...

The Realities of Hip Hop & Music Production with Paul Willie Green Womack [SSP #016]

Justin Colletti talks with Paul “Willie Green” Womack about wearing the many different hats a modern producer/engineer must don in the studio.

How do you keep it all together, shifting between the roles of technician, coach, arranger, craftsman, collaborator, and when should you farm some of the tasks to assistants Read more...

Icons: Michael Beinhorn is Preventing Bad Music by Promoting Pre-Production

Cruising down the side streets of Los Angeles, you can expect to drive by the inevitable “Flats Fixed” operation. If you peer between the signs, however, you just may find a less typical type of maintenance available: “Song Repair.”

The proprietor of that hard-working shop? None other than super duper Read more...

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