EPISODE · Nov 20, 2024 · 1H 15M
Ep. 60: Misunderstandings of the Recording Process with Zach Zurn (Carpet Booth Studios)
from Secrets From The Scene · host Stephen Helvig | Helvig Productions
Have you ever walked into a recording studio with high hopes, only to realize the process wasn’t quite what you expected? Or maybe you're considering recording your first song and wondering how to prepare? This week’s episode is for you.I sit down with Zach Zurn, the talented producer, songwriter, and studio owner behind Carpet Booth Studios in Rochester, MN, to dissect the most common myths and false assumptions about the recording process.Why Listen?We dive deep into topics every musician needs to understand:🎤 Pre-production prep: Why it's the secret sauce for a smoother session.⏱ Time management: How to plan your studio time effectively.🎛 DIY vs. professional recording: When to go it alone and when to bring in the pros.🤝 Trusting the process: Building a better relationship with your producer.🎵 Song selection tips: Recording the right songs to get the most out of your budget and effort.Zach also shares his journey from launching his studio to working with artists like Yung Gravy, offering invaluable advice on leveraging the local music scene, ear training, and why collaboration is essential for creative success.If you're ready to feel more confident heading into the studio and want to avoid costly mistakes, this episode is packed with the insights you need.Episode Links and Mentions🌐 Yung Gravy🌐 Gully Boys🌐 Tinderbox MusicConnect with the Guest:🔗Zach Zurn Website🔗Zach Zurn Instagram🔗Carpet Booth Studios🔗Carpet Booth Studios InstagramGet new episodes by email: Join the Secrets From The Scene newsletter.Secrets From The Scene is made by Helvig Productions, a Twin Cities recording studio for artists and bands.
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