May 12, 2026

Episode 624 – Rebuilding Les Paul’s Original Recording Studio

Tom Camuso and Michael Braunstein - The Les Paul Recording Studio - Episode 624

What can Les Paul’s original recording studio reveal about the way modern music production really began? On this week’s episode, I talk with with Tom Camuso, Director of Engineering at The Les Paul Recording Studio, and Michael Braunstein, 3rd Generation Les Paul Manager. We discuss restoring Les Paul’s groundbreaking recording gear, rebuilding his historic studio […]

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April 28, 2026

Episode 622 – The Business Side Of Singing With Patrice Peris

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What separates a talented singer from an artist who can actually build a career? On this week’s episode, I talk with vocal coach, singer, songwriter, and artist developer Patrice Peris about contemporary vocal technique, emotional performance, artist branding, music business fundamentals, and why independent artists need more than a good voice to succeed. Patrice shares […]

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March 24, 2026

Episode 617 – Vocal Secrets With Craig Anderton

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On this week’s episode, I talk with author, musician, and lecturer Craig Anderton for Part 2 of our conversation, this time about vocal production, mixing strategy, performance dynamics, and the deeper decisions that separate polished recordings from generic ones. From gain envelopes and vocal detail work to inside out mixing, minimal plugin philosophy, and DIY […]

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March 3, 2026

Episode 614 – Why Commercial Studios Are Still Necessary With Sam Rudy Of Pro Studio Time

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What role do commercial recording studios really play in today’s home studio world? In this episode I sit down with Sam Rudy, founder of Pro Studio Time, to explore whether studios are still necessary for modern music production, or simply a creative luxury. From writing camps and residential studios to AI disruption and changing booking […]

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February 3, 2026

Epsisode 610 – Legendary Engineer Ed Seay Talks The Nashville Sound And Its AI Influence

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Can AI really replace musicians, producers, and engineers, or is something more important being overlooked? In this episode, I speak with legendary Nashville engineer and producer Ed Seay about AI generated demos, modern songwriting trends, mixing tools, and how the Nashville sound has evolved. From demo studios being bypassed to why human instinct still cannot […]

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