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Master Your Mix Podcast

Mike Indovina
Music Production
Mixing Techniques
Audio Engineering
Mastering
Mixing
Recording Techniques
Mastering Engineering
Songwriting
Reference Tracks
Music Mixing
Guitar Tones
Pop Music
Work-Life Balance
Bass Tones
Sound Design
Vinyl Cutting
Confidence In Skills
Music Industry
Audio Production
Progressive Rock

Helping musicians, engineers and producers create professional recordings and mixes from home so you can showcase your talents in the best way possible and grow your career.

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Alex Allinson is a recording and mixing engineer and co-owner of The Bridge Sound & Stage in Cambridge, Massachusetts: a studio built inside the former home of the legendary Fort Apache Studios, where Radiohead and Dinosaur Jr. once recorded. Alex st... more

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Ed Donnelly is a multi-instrumentalist, recording engineer, record producer, and activist from Pioneertown, CA. He has worked with Willie Nelson, Matchbox Twenty, The Cult, Gladys Knight, Willie Nelson, Smashing Pumpkins, Del McCoury, Nathan Jacque... more

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Originally from Rochester, NY, producer/engineer Neal Cappellino is the owner of The Doghouse Studio in Nashville, TN. A lifelong musician, he completed his formal education with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (... more

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Damian Taylor is a Grammy-nominated producer, mixer, programmer and songwriter who spent six years as Björk's personal engineer and programmer, working on Volta and Biophilia and touring the world with her on stage. His credits include The Prodigy's ... more

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Alex Allinson
Recording and mixing engineer and co-owner of The Bridge Sound & Stage
The Bridge Sound & Stage
Episode: Alex Allinson: Reading Artists (and Yourself) in the Studio
Ed Donnelly
Multi-instrumentalist, recording engineer, record producer and activist.
The Barber's Basement Recording Studio
Episode: Ed Donnelly: Capturing Authenticity
Neal Cappellino
Five-time Grammy-winning producer, recording engineer and owner of The Doghouse Studio
The Doghouse Studio
Episode: Neal Cappellino: Know What You're Solving For
Damian Taylor
Producer, mixer, programmer, songwriter
Episode: Damian Taylor: Structure, Self-Doubt, and Finishing Music
Peter Craft
Audio engineer who runs Boxer Lodge destination studio in Napa Valley
Boxer Lodge
Episode: Peter Craft: Intentionality is Everything
Chris Collier
Engineer, mixer, and producer known for work with Korn, Lynch Mob, Prong, Mick Mars, Whitesnake
CMC21 Productions / Various artists
Episode: Chris Collier: Earning Creative Freedom
Tim Dolbear
Engineer based in Nashville, owner of Eclectica Studios
Eclectica Studios, Nashville
Episode: Tim Dolbear: Building a Remote Mixing Business
Howard Bilerman
Producer/engineer, Hotel Tatango
Hotel Tatango (Montreal)
Episode: Howard Bilerman: Not Letting Production Hide the Song
Eric Stenman
Musician, producer, engineer, mixer
Awolnation / Barbarians of California
Episode: Eric Stenman: Having an “always mixing” approach to production

Host

Mike Indovina
Recording and mixing coach, author, and creator of the Amplitude coaching program

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 158 ratings
  • Great Series of Podcasts

    Each episode contains mixing/engineering/production nuggets of gold. The more you listen, the more you realise that everyone has their own studio method and there are so many ways to successfully record, mix and produce a song.

    Mike is a great interviewer, thoughtful, thorough and enthusiastic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BoyOAH
    Australiaa year ago
  • So helpful and inspiring!

    Recently discovered this during a “deep dive” trying to improve my mixing skills. Every episode has incredible information that you can implement right away. I’m working on a huge 88 song album and this podcast is giving me new ideas and inspiration to tackle it head on. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bob55555556
    Canada2 years ago
  • Simply amazing podcast.

    Hey Mike! Some people listen to music in the car on the way to work. Instead, I listen to your podcast on the way to my studio every day! Listening to MYM before I start my day fills me with inspiration, excitement, and validation on what I sometimes feel unsure about as a full time producer. Thank you for your great and consistent podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MixedbyMatt
    Canada2 years ago
  • Fantastic!!

    Absolutely love this show, Keep up the fantastic work 🤙🏼

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sonic Avenger
    Canada2 years ago
  • Love it!

    Top quality content and insight! Highly satisfying and definitely recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Clifesize
    Canada2 years ago

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Mike Indovina is described as a thoughtful, thorough interviewer who asks useful questions.
Listeners value the detailed, actionable guidance on recording, mixing and production.
Guests are praised for sharing practical methods and distinct approaches, not just career highlights.
Listeners say the conversations inspire confidence and help them apply new ideas in their own studios.

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Alex Allinson: Reading Artists (and Yourself) in the Studio
Q: How do you ultimately know when you're done with the mix?
Allinson says the artist ultimately decides when a mix is finished. He knows it is time to send a mix for feedback when he is making tiny adjustments that are unlikely to matter to anyone else, and he sends it only when he is confident enough to put his name on it.
Alex Allinson: Reading Artists (and Yourself) in the Studio
Q: What do you think were some of the biggest lessons you learned throughout that process of working your way up?
Allinson says that reliability, attention to detail, and following through on unglamorous tasks helped him earn trust and opportunities. His path began with an internship, included bookkeeping and assisting, and eventually led to sessions, a full-time studio role, and co-ownership.
Ed Donnelly: Capturing Authenticity
Q: What does a typical pre-production session look like for you?
He identifies awkward song sections, strengthens the weakest lyrics, rehearses until the parts are ready, and plans arrangements and production choices before recording. This preparation helps artists perform confidently and leaves them free to make informed changes in the studio.
Ed Donnelly: Capturing Authenticity
Q: Can you give us that background?
Donnelly began recording as a teenager, worked on independent film soundtracks and television commercials, then launched a live recording company in 2007. After artists he worked with on the road requested studio work, he shifted toward recording in his own studio.
Neal Cappellino: Know What You're Solving For
Q: When it comes to vocal engineering, in your mind, what does great vocal engineering consist of?
He puts empathy and preparation first: build a comfortable vocal setup and headphone mix, check polarity, learn the song and performer, keep detailed lyric and take notes, and give honest, specific feedback that supports the singer.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Master Your Mix Podcast

What is Master Your Mix Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Practical conversations about recording, mixing, production and the working lives of music creators. Host Mike Indovina interviews experienced engineers, producers, mixers and mastering specialists, drawing out their career paths as well as the decisions behind their studio methods. Discussions range from vocal recording and mix translation to pre-production, artist communication, remote studio businesses and specialist work such as mastering video game soundtracks.

The emphasis is on usable craft and creative judgment rather than gear talk alone: guests explain how they diagnose problems, make choices that serve a song, collaborate with artists and build sustainable careers. The mix of detailed technical advice, candid professional storie... more

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1. Alex Allinson
2. Ed Donnelly
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4. Damian Taylor
5. Peter Craft
6. Chris Collier
7. Tim Dolbear
8. Howard Bilerman

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