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Also in this episode:

-Business tips for running your own studio

-Compression tips: how to make your mixes sound more analog and how to develop your ear for compression

-The importance of having a relationship with your mastering engineer, as a mixing engineer

-Ways to get ahead as a music producer/engineer starting out

-Why you shouldn’t rent a studio right out of school

-Defining your sphere of influence

-Advice on referral business and the seasonality of your clients in the audio world

-Importance of marketing campaigns: how to not be spam, but still get your name out

-Tips for running a marketing campaign

-DR Ford shows his marketing materials, and outlines the essential components, so you can understand how to put together your own

-How to approach musicians to get business, and the importance of establishing a relationship

-Establishing a dialogue with a potential/interested client

-How we should adapt to changes in the industry

-DR Ford’s formula for establishing your rates, and advice for negotiating with clients/potential clients

-Habits to improve business as a self employed engineer

-Things to consider if you want to build a good enough setup to work from home

-What he brings to a meeting with a potential client, the prep work that he does, and how to conduct the meeting

-Details on contracts and the importance of contracts

-Controlling the mid-range

-Calibrating your studio monitors and the importance of calibrating your studio

-Picking a speaker that complements your room acoustics

-The equilateral triangle and speaker position

-Measurements to take to place your studio monitors and set up your studio

-Free/cheap tools to use to tune a room (apps)

-The Fletcher-Munson Curve

-Working with transients and compressors, exercises to help you understand and develop your ear

-The importance of constants when training your ears

-Understanding the tone balance of your audio

-Mid-side compression: understanding the stereo field and how important it is for bus compression

-His day by day timeline when working with a musician on a track: what they do in which order

-Vocal production tips

-Organizational tips for your session

-Rendering tracks tips

-Efficiency tips so you can get more done in fewer man hours

-Parallel compression advice and tips

-Why he likes to use faders instead of wet dry mix knobs within plugins

-Template advice, including making presets for your plugins

-Why he likes to print things like drum sample tracks

-How he treated the bass in this mix

-How he treated the guitars in the mix: what he likes on guitar, and his decision making process for guitars

-The 3 columns of sound

-Advice on correctly utilizing width and height in your mix

-The golden ratio and mixing

-Listening for the “general” in your mix

-Catering to the tastes of the genre’s fans, and the importance of keeping in mind the culture of a genre