Episode #77 Ryan Poole Pt.2 - Nashville-based producer, and Nite Tides band member talks about apprenticing at a major studio and getting a great sound with minimal gear in his own studio on Music Row
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Ryan Poole is a producer and drummer from Nashville and his studio is located on the legendary Music Row in Nashville. He is also vocalist and producer for the beach-boys inspired indie rock band Nite Tides. In this episode, we talk about his studio apprenticeship at a major studio with access to a lot of gear and then getting his own place and not having the luxury of a ton of gear getting a great sound from minimal mics, outboard and equipment. You can find Nite Tides on instagram here: instagram.com/nite_tides And the competition link for Nite Tides here: https://lightning100.com/musiccitymayhem/
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