Focusrite Pro Podcast

GRAMMY® and CMA nominated artist Ashely Monroe sits down with Dan to discuss her latest single, ‘Over Everything’. They talk about the evolution of a song’s meaning over time, the inspiration for her creativity, and working in historic RCA Studio A. They wrap up their conversation by peering into the future to discuss what’s coming next for this country music star.

Speaking to Julian Colbeck and Alan Parsons just one day after Alan's birthday, Dan gets the opportunity to learn more about Alan and Julian’s course – The Art and Science of Sound Recording. They also speak about the details of what Alan provided for Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album as a staff engineer and the nuances of different job titles and roles in the studio. You’ll learn why Alan was an easy choice for the opportunities presented to him throughout his amazing career, and a whole lot more!

On this episode, Ted and Dan are joined by recording engineer, mix engineer, audio archivist, and the editor of TapeOp Magazine, Larry Crane. They discuss the ability to visualize sound, the importance of finding a collaborator, learning how to record through interviewing people, and a whole lot more!

This episode features veteran musician, Christian Olde Wolbers. Christian’s credits include playing bass for Fear Factory, Powerflo, and Vio-lence, amongst countless others. We’ll discuss trying to turn Mr. X to the Z Xzibit into a metal artist, having your influencers become your peers, hunting vinyl records while on the road, and a whole lot more. 

On this episode, Ted and Dan are once again joined by Mix Magazine’s content director, Tom Kenny. During this third and final part of their three-part conversation, they discuss Tom hearing David Lynch ask his producing partner for a cup of Joe, getting guitar drones from Trent Reznor 10-years before Hollywood knew to look to him, writing headlines for the San Francisco Chronicle, and a whole lot more!