Recording Studio Rockstars RSR415 - Jacob Light - Modern Tone Studios & Music School
Aug 18, 2023
Jacob Light, a musician, record producer, and audio engineer, shares insights on beating imposter syndrome, building a commercial studio, getting great vocal, guitar, and drum recordings, and being super organized in business. They discuss starting a music studio in an underserved area, achieving consistent sound, balancing personal and professional life, and the challenges of starting a recording studio. The importance of authenticity in music, organizing files and processes in music production, and the power of using Backblaze in the audio industry are also explored. Recording a gritty thrash metal band and improving mixing skills are highlighted. A wrap-up and sponsor mentions conclude the podcast.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Overcoming Self-Consciousness in the Music Industry
04:48 • 17min
Starting a Music Studio in an Underserved Area
21:36 • 2min
Starting a Studio and Diversifying Income
23:39 • 15min
Achieving Consistent Sound, Balancing Personal and Professional Life, and the Challenges of Starting a Recording Studio
38:45 • 4min
Building a Music School and Recording Studio
43:06 • 7min
Sponsor Ad and Conversation with Jacob Light from Modern Tone Studios
50:22 • 2min
The Power of Authenticity in Music
52:16 • 16min
Organizing Files and Processes in Music Production
01:08:08 • 5min
Introduction of Adam Audio's New A Series Monitors and Importance of Consistent Systems
01:13:26 • 5min
The Importance of Using Backblaze in the Audio Industry
01:18:04 • 17min
Exploring the Sound of Lipstick: A Thrash Metal Band in a Loud Room
01:34:56 • 3min
Recording a Gritty Thrash Metal Band
01:38:13 • 18min
Taking Care of Yourself and Improving Your Mixing Skills
01:56:37 • 3min
Approach to Recording and Mixing
01:59:14 • 18min
Wrap-up and Sponsor Mentions
02:16:58 • 2min