Category Archives for "Inner Circle Podcast"
Streaming Farms, Music AI, And Artist Manager Talya Elitzer On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Artist manager Talya Elitzer of godmode Music talks about what it’s like to start in the mail room at William Morris, working with unique artists, the importance of the artist being involved with marketing themselves, her view on Web3, and much more. A look at streaming farms and how they […]
Continue readingPlaylists Diminished Importance, Proper Metadata, And Music Career Coach Katie Zaccardi On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Music career coach Katie Zaccardi talks about building an audience if you don’t have one, where to find your ideal fan, how to monetize your audience, some tips about putting your music on TikTok, and much more. Why playlists might not be as important to streaming success as everyone thought. […]
Continue readingAcoustic Consultant Sam Berkow, The UK Government On Streaming, And The New Vinyl Association On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Legendary acoustic consultant Sam Berkow talks about the most common problems with home studios and more. The UK government investigated streaming royalties and came to a shocking conclusion. Why a new vinyl manufacturers association can help you get your records faster. Listen to it the at BobbyOInnerCircle.com, or on Apple Podcasts, Amazon […]
Continue readingMarketing Strategist Nicole Slater, User-Centric Royalties, And Recent Hit Songwriting Changes On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Marketing strategist Nicole Slater on her career in radio and streaming, why posting consistency is so important, when to hire a PR person, how to become a podcast guest, and much more.. Why Soundcloud’s new user-centric royalty plan can be either great or horrid for artists. The ways that hit […]
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Mic Developer Eric Heiserman, High-Quality Bluetooth Audio, And The End Of Music Genres On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Mic developer Eric Heiserman of Heiserman Audio, perhaps the closest to a vintage mic sound you’ll ever get. The end of music genres may be near in favor of some more practical for today’s consumers. The latest Bluetooth LE standard – finally CD quality 44.1Hz/16 bit wireless audio. Listen to […]
Continue readingRestoration Engineer Michael Graves, A New Spotify Scam, And New Netflix Spatial Audio On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Restoration mastering engineer Michael Graves explains how he saves rare historical recordings. The latest Spotify scam when someone uploads your song and claims the royalty using the “track linking” feature. Netflix embraces Sennheiser’s AMBEO so you can hear spatial audio from a pair of stereo speakers. Listen to it the […]
Continue readingKeyboardist CJ Vanston, Songwriters Finalize Raise, And The Optical Microphone On My Latest Podcast
My guest on my Podcast this week is producer, songwriter and keyboardist CJ Vanston. CJ Vanston started doing jingles in Chicago where he soon became a first call player, doing as many as six sessions a day. After moving to Los Angeles, he worked with a wide variety of artist like Toto, Def Leppard, Prince, […]
Continue readingMusic That Streaming Favors, A New Music Format, And Gearspace.com Founder Jules Standen On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Gearspace founder Jules Standen tells us all about one of the most popular audio sites online, which is now celebrating its 20th year Why genres like pop, hip-hop and dance are favored over blues, jazz and metal on streaming services like Spotify The new analog physical audio distribution format designed […]
Continue readingCalifornia’s 7 Year Law, Evolving Songwriting, And Sound Designer Bob Pomann On My Latest Podcast
My guest on the podcast this week is Bob Pomann, who discovered his unique ability to tell a story through sound while doing sound effects for the original Saturday Night Live. He went on to create Pomann Sound, a full-service audio-post and sound design house located in midtown Manhattan on the Penthouse floor, now in its 38th […]
Continue readingMixer Andrew Scheps, Renaming Rock, And Elvis Weddings In Vegas On My Latest Podcast
My guest on the podcast this week is Andrew Scheps, who’s won 3 Grammy awards and mixed huge hits for Adele, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Beyonce, Jay-Z, U2 and many more. Andrew has also spent quite a lot of time mixing in Dolby Atmos lately, and his tutorials on the subject are some […]
Continue readingComposer Jim Hustwit, Music Videos Are Dying, And The Global Music Vault On My Latest Podcast
My guest on the podcast this week is Jim Hustwitt, who quit his marketing job in 2011 to work as a music producer and composer. Since them Jim has produced music for Universal, EMI, BMG WestOne and NinjaTune and has been commissioned to write music for the BBC, Sky 1 and Channel 4. He’s also […]
Continue readingDrummer And Historian Daniel Glass, Sony Unrecouped Balances, And Gibson Vs Dean Lawsuit On My Latest Podcast
If you’re a drummer or regularly work with drums, you’re really going to like my guest on the podcast this week since it’s filled with things you probably never knew about the instrument. It’s Daniel Glass, who’s an award-winning drummer, author, historian and educator based in New York City. He previously appeared on Episode 305. […]
Continue readingPicking A Social Media Manager, Gibson Guitars Are Dad Rock, And Kali Audio Execs On My Latest Podcast
My guests on the podcast this week are director of marketing Nate Baglyos and director of acoustics Charles Sprinkle of the speaker manufacturer Kali Audio. Both held executive positions at JBL before joining forces to start the company. Kali studio monitors are built to offer the best possible value to its customers, while providing high-performance […]
Continue readingWhy There Are No Big Hits, Interesting Vibrations, And Peter Sinclair Of BeatBread On My Latest Podcast
My guest on the podcast this week is Peter Sinclair, the CEO of BeatBread. BeatBread enables artists and songwriters to get advances from 1k to 2mil based on strength of the catalogs. Unlike other services, the company allows artist to keep 100% ownership of their masters, publishing, touring, merch and synch. You can design the […]
Continue readingSongwriters Get A Raise, A New Kind Of Loudspeaker, And James Dickerson Of HitSend On My Latest Podcast
If you’ve ever tried to get an approval on a mix from someone, you know how hard that can get. You want them to hear it in all its glory, yet you don’t want to send the high-res file without getting paid first. Plus, getting notes that make sense can be a real chore. That’s […]
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