Show Notes
Adam Nolly Getgood is a producer and mixer and the co-founder of GetGoodDrums. On this episode:
What the pandemic changed for Nolly
How much tone experimentation should be done during a recording session
How Dan Weller from Sikth transitioned into becoming a great producer
How Nolly divides his time between production and GetGoodDrums
Mixing in Dolby Atmos - is it the future?
Nolly’s incredible hunt to figure out exactly how to recreate Andy Sneap and Colin Richardson’s signature rhythm tones
What defines quality if everything is pretty good?
How would Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody turn out if they produced it in Pro Tools?
Why Nolly uses Kai monitors
The groundbreaking game changing effect Sonarworks and Soothe had on audio production
Why the term “practice makes perfect” is a lie
Using ProQ3’s dynamic EQ bands on Devin Townsend and Periphery mixes
The beauty of the right Mesa cab with the right Vintage 30s
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