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Master Your Mix Podcast

Mike Indovina
Music Production
Mixing Techniques
Audio Engineering
Mastering
Recording Techniques
Mixing
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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Brendan Dekora is a Los Angeles-based mixing engineer and producer whose two-decade climb through top studios like EastWest culminated in a full-time engineering post for Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, earning him a Grammy for his work on Pixar's Sou... more

Steven Lee Tracy is the owner, producer, and mixing engineer at Saint Cecilia Studios in Tucson, Arizona. Before he was behind the board, he was on stage: a decade as guitarist and songwriter in Seattle indie-rock band The Myriad, whose single "A Cle... more

Joe Caithness is a mastering, transfer, and restoration engineer based in Nottingham, UK, with over 18 years of experience and more than 1,500 completed projects to his name. He's become the go-to engineer for video game soundtrack vinyl and digital ... more

Bruno "Brown" Barcella is a recording, mixing, and production engineer based in northern Italy. He got his start behind a drum kit, touring the US and Europe with bands like Miss Chain & The Broken Heels before crossing to the other side of the glass... more

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Recent Guests

Steven Lee Tracy
Owner of Saint Cecilia Studios, Tucson, AZ
Saint Cecilia Studios
Episode: Steven Lee Tracy: Mixing Fast To Stay Objective
Joe Caithness
Mastering engineer specializing in video game soundtracks
Caithness Mastering / Laced Records (freelance)
Episode: Joe Caithness: Mastering for Video Game Soundtracks
Bruno Barcella
Recording and mixing engineer and producer based in Northern Italy
Independent/Brown Barcella
Episode: Bruno Barcella: The Analog Sound in a Digital Mix
Toby Lloyd
Audio engineer based in Wellington, founder of Tiny Triumph Recordings
Tiny Triumph Recordings
Episode: Toby Lloyd: The Studio As A Therapeutic Space
Justin Cortelyou
Grammy-nominated producer, engineer and mixer
Episode: Justin Cortelyou: From Intern to Directing Paul McCartney
Sam Moses
Mastering engineer
Moses Mastering
Episode: Sam Moses: How to Know What a Mix Needs Before Listening
Dave McNair
Recording, mixing, and mastering engineer with 900+ credits (e.g., David Bowie, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bokanté)
Episode: Dave McNair: Reinventing His Career, Again and Again
Greg Gordon
Engineer and mixer; worked with Public Enemy, Slayer, Greta Van Fleet, Slipknot, etc.
Independent/Freelance Engineer and Mixer
Episode: Greg Gordon: Putting the Groove First
Austin Seltzer
Mixing and mastering engineer with a long career including trailer music and artist projects
Seltzer Sounds
Episode: Austin Seltzer: Breaking the Loudness Rules

Host

Mike Indovina
Host with extensive experience in production, mixing, and studio workflows; frequently leads discussions on tracking, pre-production, and song-centric approaches.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 157 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
    Canadaa year 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
    Canadaa year ago
  • Fantastic!!

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sonic Avenger
    Canadaa year ago
  • Love it!

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Clifesize
    Canada2 years ago

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Shows are described as highly technical, insightful, and a great resource for improving studio technique.
Listeners praise the practical, actionable content and the host's thoughtful interviewing style.
Guests are consistently top-tier engineers and producers with deep, real-world experience.

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Joe Caithness: Mastering for Video Game Soundtracks
Q: How do you determine when a mastering job is done?
When continuing to push on it no longer improves the track and passive listening reveals the track sits well in context, matching the intended dynamics and flow across the whole release.
Joe Caithness: Mastering for Video Game Soundtracks
Q: What are some vinyl-specific considerations you have to manage?
Vinyl requires extreme attention to low-end balance, phase relationships, the amount of headroom, and stringent QC because the transfer to vinyl can dramatically alter perceived balance compared to digital masters.
Joe Caithness: Mastering for Video Game Soundtracks
Q: What is your workflow when tackling a multi- disc soundtrack release?
I start by loading everything into a DAW, set up templates for consistent loudness handling, then work backwards from the loudest sections to preserve dynamics and ensure cohesion across all tracks and formats.
Joe Caithness: Mastering for Video Game Soundtracks
Q: Can you describe how mastering for video game soundtracks differs from mastering regular music releases?
It's about creating cohesion across massive, varied, and long-form material so the overall listening journey feels intentional, rather than a collection of disparate tracks; it also involves anticipating how the music will be heard outside the game, in different formats like vinyl and streaming.
Sam Moses: How to Know What a Mix Needs Before Listening
Q: How do you know when a master is finished?
The master is finished when it achieves the client's emotional goal and sounds cohesive across the entire record, with final judgment driven by listening and alignment with the artist's intent rather than mere numerical targets.

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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?

The show centers on practical, studio-floor strategies for recording and mixing, featuring experienced engineers, producers, and songwriters who share actionable workflows, gear insights, and studio management tips. Episodes frequently emphasize song quality, pre-production, collaboration, and efficiently balancing creative vision with technical decisions. Notable throughlines include a strong focus on melody-first songwriting, tracking-first approaches, lifecycle of a project from tracking to mastering, and the evolving role of home and commercial studios in a changing industry. A standout aspect is the roster of guests who are hands-on practitioners with deep, craft-focused know-how, offering listeners concrete techniques they can apply i... more

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Recent guests on Master Your Mix Podcast include:

1. Steven Lee Tracy
2. Joe Caithness
3. Bruno Barcella
4. Toby Lloyd
5. Justin Cortelyou
6. Sam Moses
7. Dave McNair
8. Greg Gordon

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