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Recording Studio Rockstars

Lij Shaw
Music Production
Recording Techniques
Nashville
Audio Engineering
Mixing Techniques
Songwriting
Dolby Atmos
Mixing
Atmos Mixing
Recording Studio
Mastering
Izotope
Sync Licensing
Native Instruments
Collaboration
Audio Production
Music Technology
Soundflow
Creativity
Grammy Awards

Lij Shaw Interviews music producers, engineers, studio owners, and other professionals to bring you inspiring stories, tricks, and insights from the recording studio. So that you can take your recordings to the next level and become a rockstar of the recording studio yourself! - Guests: Vance Powell, Michael Beinhorn, Russell Wolff, Graham Cochrane, Joe Gilder, Björgvin Benediktsson, and many more... more

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What happens when you realize the soundtrack of space travel isn’t science fiction - it’s real music carried aboard real missions?

My guest today is Kevin White, Nashville educator, musician, and creator of Songs of Apollo - a documentary project th... more

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What happens when you start writing, producing, and mixing like the forest, not the trees, and you leave your worries behind?

My guest today is Micah Tawlks - producer, mixer, songwriter, and artist based in Nashville, working out of his home studio... more

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What happens when you build a studio in an industrial zone…and still end up in court for making records?

My guest today is Toby Suess, drummer, engineer, and owner of Tinroof Recording in Fallon, Nevada - a studio that started as nothing more than a... more

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What happens when you finally stop chasing every plugin and build a mix workflow that actually works?

My guest today is Grammy-winning mixer, producer, and musician Jason Lehning, returning to the show after RSR074. If the name sounds familiar, it s... more

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Recent Guests

Micah Tawks
Nashville-based producer and mixer
Pep Tawks Studio, Whites Creek, Nashville
Episode: RSR567 Micah Tawlks - Co-Writing, Mixing, Blackbird Sessions & Capturing Ideas Before They Disappear
Toby Suess
Founder and engineer at Tinroof Recording, Northern Nevada
Tinroof Recording
Episode: RSR566 Toby Suess - Saving Home and Pro Studios from Nashville to Nevada!
Larry Crane
Workshop host mentioned as a mentor in the field
Episode: RSR566 Toby Suess - Saving Home and Pro Studios from Nashville to Nevada!
Jason Lehning
Musician, producer, and Grammy-winning audio engineer based in Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville-based music production
Episode: RSR565 - Jason Lehning - Mixing Vocals, Low-End Decisions, Writers’ Rooms & Keeping It Fun
Packy Lundholm
Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer/engineer from Chicago, now in Nashville
Episode: RSR 564 - Packy Lundholm - Writing, Producing & Recording Yourself at Home
Bobby Bare Jr.
Nashville singer, songwriter and band leader
Independent musician
Episode: RSR563 - Bobby Bare Jr - Why Monk Songs Come From a Disco Heart and Other Unicorn Sightings
Piper Payne
Nashville-based mastering engineer; founder of Physical Music Products (PMP) and Neato Mastering
Physical Music Products / Neato Mastering
Episode: RSR562 - Piper Payne - Crafting Vinyl Records With Care for Indie Artists
Kortney Grinwis
Nashville-based drummer, half of the alt-pop duo Chappell
Chappell
Episode: RSR 561 - Kortney Grinwis - From Viral Drum Videos to Full-Time Musician Touring The World
Mike Meiers
Songwriter, producer and guitarist based in Nashville
Songwriting for Guitar
Episode: RSR560 - Mike Meiers - Stop Writing for Your Band - Start Writing for Real Opportunities

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Lij Shaw
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Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 755 ratings
  • abby podcast

    loved her and your interviewing style. it says who you are as the interviewer nowhere on the apple podcast page. hope that helps.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Timely Tim2
    United Statesa year ago
  • Please stop talking about Atmos

    Amazing show. Great resource for learning and hearing different techniques. Lij, please: lay off the Atmos content. Your audience has a range of folks, I know. But for us home studio folks, Atmos is impractical (and boring).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ole Boston Boi
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent! You Will Enjoy!

    This podcast is like sitting down with your new best friends over a beer and talking shop about your favorite topic, Music. For Home Studio Musicians this podcast is essential. It is reassuring, it helps address problems that you think you are the only one, it is inspiring. Thank you Lij for your dedication to helping us! ! I am so happy to find this and learn from you and your guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scotty Baby 929
    United States2 years ago
  • Very Informative

    Great insight into the recording studio world. I’ve learned many tips related to recording my band

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tm5151
    United States2 years ago
  • Thank you Rockstars

    Thank you for what you do …. Great insight and very inspiring for us audio engineers. Please keep doing what you do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shaggy Lane studios
    United States2 years ago

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Guests bring valuable, practical insights for engineers and studio owners
Ads and length can feel intrusive for some listeners
Shows depth on recording techniques and gear
Host is highly enthusiastic and deeply knowledgeable

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#228
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Apple Podcasts
#36
Sweden/Music
Apple Podcasts
#184
Denmark/Music
Apple Podcasts
#212
Finland/Music
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#223
Austria/Music

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

RSR566 Toby Suess - Saving Home and Pro Studios from Nashville to Nevada!
Q: Is there anything that gets you excited about hitting the studio or anyone who inspires you?
An idea about personal growth and persistence—success comes from moving through discomfort and continuing to push forward, even when it's hard.
RSR562 - Piper Payne - Crafting Vinyl Records With Care for Indie Artists
Q: What is the single most important thing for a rock star of the studio to understand when starting a vinyl project?
Understand that independent artists and indie labels benefit most from careful, collaborative planning; small, well-executed runs with high-quality materials and strong communication lead to repeat business and long-term success.
RSR563 - Bobby Bare Jr - Why Monk Songs Come From a Disco Heart and Other Unicorn Sightings
Q: What's the life of a songwriter, and a musician, artist like? How much time is spent solo vs. collaborating?
He describes balancing solo writing with collaboration, noting the importance of finishing songs and leveraging co-writers or collaborators to push a track across the finish line.
RSR557 - Teresa Knox - Reviving Leon Russell’s Church Studio & the Tulsa Sound
Q: What single piece of advice would you give your younger self about building a studio and a legacy like The Church Studio?
Identify your end goal immediately and stay focused on that mission, avoiding distractions from external opinions and sunk costs, while remaining open enough to pivot when necessary.
RSR556 – Steve Genewick – The Majesty of Turning Spinal Tap Up to Eleven in Atmos
Q: What was the process for archiving and organizing the huge multi-tracks for a film score?
The crew stripe-recorded everything, documented with track sheets, and relied on a dedicated Pro Tools operator to label and manage files, with the engineer focusing on balance and the director/conductor providing notes for takes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Recording Studio Rockstars

What is Recording Studio Rockstars about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series centers on in-depth conversations with seasoned music producers, engineers, studio owners, and educators about the craft and business of recording. Episodes frequently cover studio workflows, mic and room techniques, the evolution of mixing (including immersive formats like Atmos), data-driven promotion for indie artists, and practical career paths across artist material, co-writing, and production. A notable strength is the host's ability to pull practical, hands-on guidance from guests with decades of studio experience, along with candid stories from the era-defining studios and sessions that shaped modern sound. Listeners can expect actionable tips, behind-the-scenes workflow discussions, and a strong emphasis on community, m... more

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Recent guests on Recording Studio Rockstars include:

1. Micah Tawks
2. Toby Suess
3. Larry Crane
4. Jason Lehning
5. Packy Lundholm
6. Bobby Bare Jr.
7. Piper Payne
8. Kortney Grinwis

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