Category Archives for "Inner Circle Podcast"
Music Business Predictions For 2023 On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode, I’m going to make some predictions for 2023 in both the music business and the audio industry. These are based on trends that have happened this year that give us some insight on what may be in store for us in the coming year. These include: And more. Listen to […]
Continue readingEuropean Radio Royalties, Assistant Engineers, And Minuendo CPO Tom Trones On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Listen to it the at BobbyOInnerCircle.com, or on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, Mixcloud, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, TunIn Radio, and RadioPublic. Enjoy the show!
Continue readingSongwriter Sam Hollander, Spotify Billion Stream Songs, And The Most Dangerous Audio Software On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Hit songwriter Sam Hollander talks about sticking it out despite many years of failures, his collaboration technique, reading the body language of your co-writers, writing for different genres, his work in television, his new book, and much more. Spotify’s enormous list of songs that have reached a billion streams or […]
Continue readingEngineer Lenise Bent, Metal Still Rules, And The Death Of The Key Change On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Engineer Lenise Bent talks about getting her start as an assistant at Village Recorders, working on Steely Dan’s Aja album, being chief engineer for producer Mike Chapman, getting sick from the intense work schedule, starting back at the bottom in post, and much more. Despite reports about its demise, Metal […]
Continue readingPublicist Ramon Hervey, You Can’t Trust Social Networks, And We Dance More With VLFs On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Master publicist Ramon Hervey spoke about promoting the great Motown acts, managing Little Richard, working with Mohammed Ali, what it takes to be successful in the entertainment business, dealing with celebrity egos, and much more. Why you can’t trust social networks for your only online presence Very Low Frequencies (VLFs) […]
Continue readingTikTok Troubles, Facebook Audio Codec, And JackTrip Labs Execs On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Mike Dickey and Russ Gavin of online collaboration tool JackTrip Labs speak about the things that contribute to latency in online collaboration, the musicians who are the most sensitive to latency, why zero latency can actually be disconcerting to some players, why conference calling apps won’t cut it for music, […]
Continue readingEngineer/Producer Joe Chiccarelli, Opening On A Tour, And The AES New York 2022 On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Producer/engineer/mixer Joe Chiccarelli talks about working as a music supervisor, the impetus for his Leapwing Signature plugin, the analog gear that the plugin is based on, producing in different genres, and much more. Is it worth being an opening act on a tour? A look at the AES NYC 2022 […]
Continue readingIndie Week Founder Darryl Hurs, Playlists Control The Industry, And Audio Consumption On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Indie Week (November 8 to 12) founder Darryl Hurs talks about the advice that led him to change careers, getting a job with Live Nation, the biggest mistake indie artists make, trends in the indie world, and much more. How playlists are now controlling the music industry without anyone noticing […]
Continue readingThe Rise And Fall Of Music Clubs, Global Music Vault, And Publisher Sean O’Malley On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Music publisher Sean O’Malley talks about working for ASCAP, the differences between GMR and other PROs, AI-generated songs, the era of derivative content, the future of music publishing, and much more. The rise and fall of music clubs and venues – it’s been happen longer than you think The Global […]
Continue readingKeyboardist Chuck Kentis, Spotify’s New Platinum Tier, And Overlooked Mastering Skills On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Rod Stewart music director and keyboardist Chuck Kentis talks about playing sessions in New York City, getting the gig with Rod, writing production and game music, cutting basics with a band, Eurorack synthesis, and much more. A look at the rumored Spotify Platinum tier with HIFI audio Overlooked mastering skills […]
Continue readingThe CD Turns 40 Years Old, Slate Digital Is Acquired, And Vampr CEO Josh Simons On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Musician’s social network Vampr co-founder and CEO Josh Simons talks about touring expenses, using unseen collaborators, representing artists for sync placements, learning from bad publishing deals, and much more.. The CD turns 40 years old, and it almost never happened Plugin developer Slate Digital gets acquired by Audiotonix Listen to […]
Continue readingScoring Mixer Jason LaRocca, YouTube’s Secret Weapon And All-Time Best Selling Pedals
Scoring mixer Justin LaRocca talks about making the transition from musician to engineer, the differences between engineering music and post production, the complexity of mixing Lord of the Rings, the many plugins in his mixing template, and much more., and much more. YouTube has a secret weapon to overtake Spotify as the best place for […]
Continue readingRadio Royalties Again, Google Project Caviar, And Social Media Maven Cassie Petrey On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Crowd Surf’s Cassie Petrey on convincing a major label about the value of social media, motivating artists to post, how artists may compromise their brand on TikTok, getting artists to establish their brand, and much more. A look at the new bills before Congress for artists to get royalties from […]
Continue readingEngineer Justin Cortelyou, SoundCloud Layoffs, And Unusual Effects Pedal Packages On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Grammy-nominated engineer Justin Cortelyou talks about personal studio dynamics, working with legendary producer Bob Ezrin, his hybrid mixing technique, the importance of a sonic signature, and much more. A look at the massive Soundcloud layoffs and what it may mean for artists Unusual effects pedal packages (hint: one comes in […]
Continue readingFormer Maroon 5 Drummer Ryan Dusick, Will Your Song Be Stolen, And Constants Of Vocal Recording On My Latest Podcast
On my latest podcast episode: Former Maroon 5 drummer Ryan Dusick discusses the early days of Maroon 5, dealing with anxiety and a chronic injury, advice from U2, his new book, and much more. What are the odds that your song will be stolen? The 8 constants of vocal recording. Listen to it the at BobbyOInnerCircle.com, […]
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