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We sat down with Moritz Enders to talk about analog mixing!

In case you're wondering:

If you've been listening to our show for a while, you know that we're not focusing on gear a lot. We believe that not having expensive gear should not hold you back. It is never an excuse and you can make exciting sounding records with the simplest setup if you have the necessary skills.

However, great analog gear is fascinating to many. Including ourselves. It is fun, it can be inspiring and it definitely sounds great. And there are still many people who swear by it.

To us it's not either or, it's not better or worse. We believe that analog gear and plugins are all just tools and whatever works for someone is what they should use.

And yes, if you have access to amazing sounding equipment and know how to use it (it is not exactly the same as using plugins), then by all means go for it and see if you can get better results with it. Many engineers do. And Moritz Enders is one of them.

His records sound fantastic and he is willing to share why his approach works so well for him.

In this interview, Moritz goes deep into his SSL mixing workflow.

What are the benefits of analog mixing? How does he handle recalls? What are the challenges compared to an in-the-box workflow?

We also talk about his general mixing philosophy and what you can take away from this to make your own mixes better.

And finally, Moritz answers questions from the live audience at Studioszene 2024.

Enjoy this conversation with one of Germany's greatest mixing engineers - Moritz Enders!

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Julia Borelli is our guest on this podcast episode!

We sat down with her at Studioszene 2024 to talk about her mixing workflow, her favorite plugins, her career, and how she got to where she is right now.

Originally from Brazil, Julia made her first experiences working as assistant engineer on latin Grammy-award winning recordings including Anavitoria and Tiago Iorc.

Then she moved on to working in well-renowned studios such as PostModernMastering and JRS Recording Studio.

Julia is now a Voting Member of the Recording Academy for the Grammy's and a Riverside Studios resident.

She's worked with artists from all over the world like Richie Hawtin, Elderbrook, Hayden James, Lie Ning, Anyma, Jon Hopkins, Mind Against, Korolova, Eli & Fur, Fideles, Stephan Bodzin, and Novaa.

Julia also contributed to the PRADA 2022 commercial + catwalk soundtracks in 2020, 2021 and 2022.

Furthermore Julia is a multi-instrumentalist, a DJ, and half of the pop / dance duo BORELLI with her sister.

Needless to say we are beyond excited to have her on the show!

Enjoy!

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Warren Huart (Produce Like A Pro) is back on the podcast!

We sat down with him at Studioszene 2024 to talk about the art of mixing and how to keep creativity alive in the studio.

Known for his work with The Fray and Aerosmith, among many others, Warren shares insights on staying fresh and open to new ideas.

He talks about how he finds inspiration, brings fascinating stories to the conversation and proves once again what a brilliant educator he is.

If you're looking for ways to keep your own mixing sessions creative, this is a discussion you don’t want to miss.

Enjoy!

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