by John Mike | Nov 5, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet You’ve recorded some great sounding drums and are eager to get to mixing, but hold up a doc. Like vocals, those drums may need a little editing first. If you have not checked out part one of this series, for...
by Fred Willis | Oct 28, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet Dana Sorey is a renowned producer, and his work has been featured on top selling gospel music albums. His extensive body of work is drawn upon as an influence for arising producers, songwriters, and arrangers...
by DelaVanta Tabor | Sep 25, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet You would be hard pressed to name any notable Gospel records that did not have smacking live drums. Being the foundation of many songs, capturing, editing, and mixing the drums is extremely important and can...
by Fred Willis | Aug 26, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet This month’s producer feature is Percy Bady, a producer so entrenched in gospel music greatness that he’s known by his full name! You’ve learned his name by reading linear notes and album covers for well over...
by Fred Willis | Jul 21, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet This month’s feature is Kenneth Shelton of Ken-He Music Productions. His most notable credits have come alongside Jonathan Nelson and he remains an integral part of the sound and success of Nelson’s camp. His...
by Fred Willis | Jun 15, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet Cedric Thompson is a renowned producer, and his work has been featured on top-selling gospel music albums. His extensive body of work is drawn upon as an influence for rising producers and music directors in...
by John Mike | May 28, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet With decades of experience in the industry, Jamel Kimbrough is not a rookie in the world of production. He has produced many award winning and chart topping songs by Todd Dulaney, Byron Cage, Benita Jones, Bri...
by John Jaszcz | May 21, 2020 | Articles
Share this article Tweet The bass is one of the foundational instruments in a recording, so getting it right(during the recording session) is fundamental to a great recording. Here are a few tips I’ve learned during my career to...
