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The UBK Happy Funtime Hour

Gregory Scott (UBK) & Nathan Daniel
Music Production
Mixing Techniques
Music Industry
Audio Engineering
Time Management
Ambience In Mixing
Mixing
Demoitis
Life Balance
Drums Processing
Hardware Compression
Seattle, United States
Reverb
Delay
Gang Vocals
Vibe
Sound Design
Microsoft
Ageism
Social Media

Two passionate audio engineering nerds --- Kush Audio gear designer and avowed analog snob Gregory Scott, and ITB mixing pro Nathan Daniel --- crack themselves up while answering listeners' questions about everything from gear and plugins, to the psychology of mixing, to what makes a song grab the listener's ears and heart and how to get more of it into your productions. Whether you mix profession... more

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes229Founded12 years ago
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The world's best, funniest, and only podcast on music is back, and we're doing the same shit we do every other week! Enjoy!!

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The world's best, funniest, and only podcast on mixing and music production is back with another extraordinarily prescient and insightful episode!

The world's funniest and only podcast on engineering and production gets a visit from Gregory's 6 year old son!

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Stiván Robinson Jr.
Listener who asks questions; Des Moines resident mentioned in the segment
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Episode: Brainwashing Shampoo!

Hosts

Gregory Scott
Co-host and Kush Audio gear designer; described as an analog snob with deep audio engineering expertise.
Nathan Daniel
Co-host and ITB mixing pro; brings practical experience from professional sessions and music production.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 926 ratings
  • We are so back!!!!!!!!

    More episodes in 2026 hell yeah. I missed this so much. Keep em coming gents!!!!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    S McNally
    Canada4 months ago
  • They’re Back❗️🥹🎶

    More Wid-tha, Dep-tha, Height-tha & plenty of Muzak❗️💃🏼🕺 👍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Athuai
    United States4 months ago
  • Great podcast

    From first learning of this podcast it fast became my favourite. Hilarious banter makes it an easy listen, and full of music & audio information and life philosophy.

    Edit: SO HAPPY MY FAVOURITE PODCAST HAS RETURNED!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hazestudios
    Australia4 months ago
  • Welcome back!

    Real fun, real pros, real life - thanks, gents!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ixyo
    United States5 months ago
  • Dang, I miss this show!!!!

    Not just the most fun music & audio podcast, but possibly my favorite podcast ever. Aside from the audio nerdery on maximum display, few podcasts made me laugh so hard on a regular basis. These two were gold. Thanks for the laughs!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BBBman
    United States10 months ago

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Listeners praise the show's combination of humor and deep, usable audio tips.
Fans describe it as a friendly, expert-led resource for mixing and production.
Many say the show inspires and informs their own studio work and career growth.
Audience members highlight the hosts' practical approaches and engaging banter as standout strengths.

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Apple Podcasts
#224
Italy/Music
Apple Podcasts
#144
Norway/Music
Apple Podcasts
#155
Finland/Music
Apple Podcasts
#165
Israel/Music
Apple Podcasts
#185
Argentina/Music
Apple Podcasts
#194
Austria/Music

Talking Points

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The Outhouse of Your Dreams!
Q: Could you explain the logic behind mixing in mono to make sure things aren't stepping on each other?
In mono, you can clearly see which elements occupy the same space; you should make center elements like the vocal and kick drum dominate, while things off-center are quieter in mono. Then, switch back to stereo to recover width, knowing the mono balance will carry through and prevent masking in the final mix.
Mmmm... This Coffee is THICK! (Ep. 229)
Q: What's the state of your own music projects and the album you've talked about for a long time?
Gregory describes taking a break on his personal record, focusing on other work like composing and sound design, and emphasizes finishing tracks whenVocals or collaboration align with his current focus, while noting that some projects are paused to pursue more immediately rewarding creative avenues.
Brainwashing Shampoo!
Q: What compressor would you suggest for hip hop vocals to achieve an old school vibe?
Suggest Novatron or Silica, with Silica offering a grittier texture for that vintage vibe; both are solid choices depending on the exact flavor of old-school you're after.
Brainwashing Shampoo!
Q: Why do you think companies like API and SSL haven't perfectly emulated their consoles in modern software—will dual-programming and new systems like Harrison shape the future?
The essence is that the sound signature comes from a combination of space, workflow, and human taste, not just a brand; modern tools can emulate but true musicality comes from context and practice, and the future may lean into new hybrids rather than exact emulations.
Brainwashing Shampoo!
Q: Do you think people are missing the point with plug-ins by not choosing a board style and going from there, instead of the salad bar fixings way?
Yes, there's value in picking a specific console vibe or analog lineage to guide color and workflow, but ultimately the listener will connect with the music if the song is compelling, regardless of exact gear choices.

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Two seasoned audio engineers mix technical know-how with candid banter, tackling gear debates, plugin choices, and practical mixing strategies. Recent episodes emphasize hardware vs. software compression, achieving cohesive bass tones, VS mastering for project cohesion, and the art of punchy vocal and ensemble recordings, all while weaving in hands-on tips, stories from sessions, and lighthearted culture references. The show regularly blends deep technical discussion with approachable personality, making it valuable for listeners who want actionable techniques and an entertaining take on the craft. A standout vibe is the strong emphasis on artist-centric listening and ear-first decisions, rather than sticking to a single template across dif... more

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