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"Like love, there can never be too much `good music’. The number of people who use it as a fuel to recharge their appetite for life is beyond counting." -Haruki Murakami

Beat Battle with Geographer on my Twitch stream tomorrow (Friday) morning! Kicking off at 8:20am PDT. Prizes from iZotope!!!

Inolvidable día en el estudio ayer junto a Damian Taylor ✨✨✨

I gotta know - what’s your biggest challenge when mixing? And what are the biggest mistakes you see (hear!) other doing with their mixes?

Innnnnteresting! Are you able to hit that balance? Agree strongly that the cohesion / distinction transition is a fascinating place to devote Sonic attention.

Genuine question: what day of the week does it feel like to you today?

Don’t drift from your gift.

I like bass hbu

Get at Noel about this one!

Noël and I talk a lot about how to make things better for people who create music. We’re building Sonica to dissolve a cascading sequence of pain points between your ideas and your audience. Hope you can join us.

Turns out, trying to “Unwind by learning Magic: The Gathering” is an oxymoron

Smart contract platforms will revolutionize the music industry.

The paradox of mixing... instagram.com/reel/CdWndVTFd…

hey Apple lock screen is cool… but have you ever included full recording credits for even a single song on your music app? #WWDC22

Retweet if you’re also genuinely appalled at your own handwriting…

What’s more important in a record?

If you’re committed to serving the artist, song, concept, and emotion first, the cool gear will follow. And you’ll be able to enjoy it more because you know it’s not what really makes the difference. It simply helps you deliver the package to the listener.

Producing music isn’t about adding in as much stuff as possible, but creating rhe most powerful vehicle to communicate a feeling to other human beings.

It’s not the huge party up the road keeping me awake that’s the problem., It’s that Shazam can’t tag the song they’re playing RIGHT NOW!!!

Melodyne: Dark Mode. Who else would love to see this?