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#222: From Vocal Prep to Mastering — 7 Standout Moments of 2025 (Part 2)

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What if the fastest way to a better mix is caring more about the human, the song, and the signal path than the plugin chain? We pulled seven moments from our 2025 conversations that changed how we write, record, mix, and master, and stitched them into one practical, heart-first guide you can use on your next session.
We start where great records begin: with the singer. Rich Bozic, a professional vocal coach, shares why physical comfort is essential for sound design, encompassing layers, a calm seat, a dialled-in headphone mix, and planned breathers to manage fatigue. Then we zoom out with Dan Giffin, who reminds us that composition beats the perfect kick. His three-touch rule snaps you out of tweak loops and keeps momentum high, while a top-down approach to mixing preserves the vibe you loved in production.
Next we clean up the myths around digital audio with Ian Stewart’s crystal-clear take on sample rate and the Nyquist theorem. You will understand why 48 kHz often hits the sweet spot for modern workflows, how aliasing and imaging appear, and when oversampling actually matters. We carry that clarity into big, emotive mixes with Drum X Wave and Brian Skeel: translate vision to buses first, let guitars and synths complement rather than collide, and make size breathe with arrangement, not brute force.
We also unpack the creative blind spots Michael Oakley calls out, how you can become “noseblind” to your own work and why feedback before the third rewrite can save songs. And we wrap with Eric Mitchell on mastering restraint: distortion as salt, not a main course. A little saturation wakes the record; too much smears it. Forget the viral “crank it” tips and listen for blur as much as for bite.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Listen to E194

Listen to E181

Listen to E203

Listen to E215

Listen to E207

Listen to E188

Listen to E182

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Ways to connect with Marc:

Listener Feedback Survey - tell me what YOU want in 2026

Radio-ready mixes start here - get the FREE weekly tips

Book your FREE Music Breakthrough Strategy Call

Follow Marc's Socials:

Instagram | YouTube | Synth Music Mastering

Thanks for listening!!

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Fejezetek

1. Welcome And Series Setup (00:00:00)

2. Why Reflecting On 2025 Matters (00:02:17)

3. Moment 1: Prepping Singers For Sessions (00:03:29)

4. Moment 2: Composition Over Mix With Dan Giffen (00:05:09)

5. Moment 3: What Sample Rate Really Means (00:06:39)

6. Moment 4: Top-Down Mixing From Emotion (00:08:39)

7. Moment 5: Don’t Overthink Before The Third Rewrite (00:10:20)

8. Moment 6: From Metal To Synthwave With Andy James (00:11:31)

9. Moment 7: Mastering And Digital Distortion Pitfalls (00:13:03)

10. Listener Shoutouts, Survey, And What’s Next (00:14:48)

223 epizódok

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Manage episode 521118658 series 2867915
A tartalmat a Music Production and Mixing Tips for Beginner Producers and Artists, Music Production, and Mixing Tips for Beginner Producers biztosítja. Az összes podcast-tartalmat, beleértve az epizódokat, grafikákat és podcast-leírásokat, közvetlenül a Music Production and Mixing Tips for Beginner Producers and Artists, Music Production, and Mixing Tips for Beginner Producers vagy a podcast platform partnere tölti fel és biztosítja. Ha úgy gondolja, hogy valaki az Ön engedélye nélkül használja fel a szerzői joggal védett művét, kövesse az itt leírt folyamatot https://hu.player.fm/legal.

What if the fastest way to a better mix is caring more about the human, the song, and the signal path than the plugin chain? We pulled seven moments from our 2025 conversations that changed how we write, record, mix, and master, and stitched them into one practical, heart-first guide you can use on your next session.
We start where great records begin: with the singer. Rich Bozic, a professional vocal coach, shares why physical comfort is essential for sound design, encompassing layers, a calm seat, a dialled-in headphone mix, and planned breathers to manage fatigue. Then we zoom out with Dan Giffin, who reminds us that composition beats the perfect kick. His three-touch rule snaps you out of tweak loops and keeps momentum high, while a top-down approach to mixing preserves the vibe you loved in production.
Next we clean up the myths around digital audio with Ian Stewart’s crystal-clear take on sample rate and the Nyquist theorem. You will understand why 48 kHz often hits the sweet spot for modern workflows, how aliasing and imaging appear, and when oversampling actually matters. We carry that clarity into big, emotive mixes with Drum X Wave and Brian Skeel: translate vision to buses first, let guitars and synths complement rather than collide, and make size breathe with arrangement, not brute force.
We also unpack the creative blind spots Michael Oakley calls out, how you can become “noseblind” to your own work and why feedback before the third rewrite can save songs. And we wrap with Eric Mitchell on mastering restraint: distortion as salt, not a main course. A little saturation wakes the record; too much smears it. Forget the viral “crank it” tips and listen for blur as much as for bite.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Listen to E194

Listen to E181

Listen to E203

Listen to E215

Listen to E207

Listen to E188

Listen to E182

Send me a message

Support the show

Ways to connect with Marc:

Listener Feedback Survey - tell me what YOU want in 2026

Radio-ready mixes start here - get the FREE weekly tips

Book your FREE Music Breakthrough Strategy Call

Follow Marc's Socials:

Instagram | YouTube | Synth Music Mastering

Thanks for listening!!

Try Riverside for FREE

  continue reading

Fejezetek

1. Welcome And Series Setup (00:00:00)

2. Why Reflecting On 2025 Matters (00:02:17)

3. Moment 1: Prepping Singers For Sessions (00:03:29)

4. Moment 2: Composition Over Mix With Dan Giffen (00:05:09)

5. Moment 3: What Sample Rate Really Means (00:06:39)

6. Moment 4: Top-Down Mixing From Emotion (00:08:39)

7. Moment 5: Don’t Overthink Before The Third Rewrite (00:10:20)

8. Moment 6: From Metal To Synthwave With Andy James (00:11:31)

9. Moment 7: Mastering And Digital Distortion Pitfalls (00:13:03)

10. Listener Shoutouts, Survey, And What’s Next (00:14:48)

223 epizódok

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