#031: Addison - Mixing Mastery and Melodic Techno Evolution

🎯 Finish Great Songs Fast & Get That Pro Sound. Learn more 👉 https://www.basskleph.com - In episode 31 of Producer Talk with Bass Kleph, we sit down with Brendan Addison, a rising melodic techno producer from Sydney, Australia, known by his alias Addison. Addison shares his unique journey from DJing local gigs and experimenting with Ableton, to signing record deals and becoming a mentor for newer producers, all while balancing a serious day job. We dive deep into his musical influences, primarily melodic techno with dark, growling bass lines inspired by heavy metal. Addison also talks about his experience in mixing and mastering, both for himself and his clients, and how this proficiency has shaped his production workflow. He provides insights into common mixing mistakes, the importance of sound design, and how to efficiently balance time between projects. Additionally, Addison reveals his latest track 'Dream' set to release on July 4th, and discusses future collaborations. Whether you're an aspiring producer or simply a fan of techno, Addison's story is a testament to dedication and passion in the music industry. https://www.instagram.com/addison___music https://open.spotify.com/artist/6UEeSBHKl7GtsF4xBqi2sW?si=vuioqdxpRaKCETKDxtyJbg https://www.fiverr.com/s/Ke55KDV https://soundbetter.com/profiles/581183-addison?just_published=true https://linktr.ee/_dj.addison_ https://on.soundcloud.com/CwmSSYZnEIWcScsgzk 00:00 Introduction to Episode 31 00:20 Brendan Addison's Musical Journey 01:04 Describing the Sound: Melodic Techno 01:44 Influence of Metal on Melodic Techno 02:32 The Making of 'Intergalactic' 03:58 Transition to Mixing and Mastering 05:07 Challenges in Mixing and Mastering 14:52 Mentoring and Personal Growth 19:45 The Infamous Alarm Tone Song 21:54 Unlearning Bad Habits in Music Production 22:41 Current Production Workflow 25:47 Importance of Finishing Tracks 33:52 Mixing Tips and Techniques 38:44 Balancing Music Production and Life 40:41 Upcoming Releases and Final Thoughts