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The Studio Stuff Podcast is your go-to home studio hangout, where music production, mixing, recording, and mastering meet real talk, practical advice, and the occasional lousy jokes. Hosted by Chris Selim and Steve Dierkens, this isn’t a dry, technical lecture—it’s a laid-back, no-BS conversation about making great music with the gear you actually have. Expect real-world insights, gear, and techni... more

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Studio Stuff Podcast #41 | NS10 Translation in 2026: Emotion, Mixing, and What Actually Works

What does emotion in music actually mean? And does your mix have to make someone cry to count as art? We got a comment on our Angine de Poitrine episode th... more

Studio Stuff Podcast #40 | The Omelet Crisis and How Many Reverbs You Actually Need

Alright, the steak omelets are gone and the vibes are… fragile. But despite the breakfast tragedy, we’re digging into a topic that separates the bedroom demos from t... more

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Studio Stuff Podcast #39 | The Band That Broke the Internet (And What It Means for You)

We lost the Denny's steak omelet. But we found hope for music.

There's a band from Quebec called Angine de Poitrine, that stopped us mid-conversation and made u... more

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Studio Stuff Podcast #38 | Mixing With Your Eyes: Visual Tools, Meters, and the Mix Bus Limiter Debate

Can you actually mix with your eyes? Should you? We're diving into one of those conversations that sounds like it has an obvious answer, until you... more

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Episode: Ep 20 - “Flat” Headphones: What It REALLY Means - with Rok Gulič (OLLO Audio)

Hosts

Chris Selim
Co-host with a focus on practical studio practices, gear discussions, and user-friendly production tips.
Steve Dierkens
Co-host known for practical insights on mixing, gear, and live vs studio experiences with a collaborative vibe.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • Informative and Humble

    What a great podcast! I feel like neither one is trying to impress the listener or each other. Great insights and tips, some fly over my head. But, their chemistry makes listening such a good time, that rewinding and playing it again is a joy!

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    5
    greatly a
    United States2 months ago
  • Podcast notes!

    Great fun fellows with tons of practical tips!! I love the podcast summary notes that they provide. I listen to these as I’m checking the pasture fences and often can’t remember of all the details. Those notes are really valuable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Packgoat
    United States5 months ago
  • Good knowledge + Good Laughs

    Looking to learn another useful bit of knowledge on audio on your morning commute while having some audible chuckles that naturally make your day to day better. Give this one a spin.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RussianCircles88
    Canada6 months ago
  • Infotainment eat your heart you!

    Steve and Chris kept me laughing the entire episode, but also taught me why I might need to up my headphone game! Love their insights and the joy they have sharing all their knowledge.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChapmanYYZ
    Canadaa year ago
  • Down To Earth Insights

    I am two episodes in and really enjoying the Studio Stuff podcast. Chris and Steve are extremely likable co-hosts with great interaction. Their insights into audio production should be helpful for self recording musicians and those with home studios. Give it a listen! -chaz

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eowaudio
    United Statesa year ago

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Audience appreciates actionable notes and show notes that accompany episodes.
Listeners praise the hosts' chemistry and approachable vibe, finding practical tips in gear and tech discussions.
Many enjoy the balance of humor and technical detail, making complex topics digestible.
Positive feedback highlights relatable stories and candid discussions about industry trends.
Fans value the real-world insights into home-studio workflows and budget gear.

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Ep 22 - The Placebo Effect in the Studio: Are Your Ears Lying to You?
Q: How do I solo a reverb channel in Cubase without hearing the incoming signal?
You can use the Control Room feature in Cubase to activate the Listen option on the channel you want, which will dim everything else and allow you to hear just the reverb.
Ep11 - The Vocal Chain Deep Dive: From Raw Takes to Radio-Ready
Q: When are you adding plugins? Do you apply the routing and then EQ and stuff plugins to the initial channels? Or are you doing it after you've committed them to audio?
You should add plugins after you've committed them to audio, especially for VST drums.
Ep09 - Recording Vocals is More Than Just Hitting Record
Q: When using samples, should you try to find ones that are tuned to the original drums?
I mainly focus on the character of the sample rather than the tuning.
Ep08 - What If Analog Gear Isn’t About the Sound at All?
Q: Do you guys have a daily practice or kind of a routine to improve your mixing skills?
Regular practice, such as mixing downloaded tracks and reverse engineering sounds, helps develop mixing skills.
Ep08 - What If Analog Gear Isn’t About the Sound at All?
Q: What is aside from the headphones and the speakers and the computer, what's the next piece of essential gear?
Microphone is essential, followed by EQ or compressor for mixing enjoyment.

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

A laid-back, practical deep-dive into home-studio music production, mixing, recording, and gear. Episodes balance hands-on techniques with real-world experiences, covering topics like vocal processing, automation, headphone and monitor choices, and the psychology of listening to counter bias in A/B comparisons. The hosts mix technical insights with humor and candid stories, often featuring guest perspectives on headphones, analog gear, and emerging AI music topics. The show stands out for its approachable vibe, strong emphasis on workflow optimization, and willingness to tackle both the craft and the quirks of running a studio on real-world budgets.

Overall, it's valuable for aspiring and intermediate home-studio creators who want practica... more

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