You’ll get access to Stefan’s original mix session for “Paragraph 1” from @OfficialOpeth The Last Will and Testament, plus the multitracks so you can mix it yourself. Learn from Sweden’s top producer and experience the sound of Atlantis from your own DAW. 👉 www.kohleaudiokult.com/courses/opeth
Ever wondered how Opeth’s mixes sound so powerful and detailed? Producer Stefan Boman breaks it all down in his new mixing course at Kohle Audio Kult filmed inside the legendary Atlantis Studios in Stockholm (home to ABBA, Roxette) 👉 www.kohleaudiokult.com/courses/opeth
My good friend Lee of @andertonsmusicco.bsky.social music & I ran a blind shootout between the Warm Audio Fen-tone + SM57 and the Royer R-121 + SM57. Same amp, same cab, same player, no bias, just ears. Watch the full blind test here: 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDI3...
The Royer R-121 + SM57 combo has long been the industry standard for recording electric guitars, the sound behind countless hit records. But what happens when you put that classic setup up against something new? 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDI3... #ProduceLikeAPro#Andertons#WarmAudio
Inside ReKognition Sound, producer-engineer Sean Genockey shares why the best engineering is invisible — when your work disappears and the artist shines. Recorded at his new studio inside Metropolis, London. 🎥 Watch the full video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Qc3...
I shared my journey from recording on cassette decks in a pink-walled bedroom with my younger brother in rural Hampshire to engineering producing & mixing platinum albums for Aerosmith, James Blunt, The Fray & Ace Frehley.
For Everyone Dave Pensado Inspired - This Is Our Moment to Give Back As a producer, engineer, mixer & educator few people have shaped my outlook like Dave Pensado. Dave is facing Alzheimer’s & he needs our help. Let's give back to someone who gave us so much. www.davepensado.com/donate
Had a marvellous time on day one at the AES 2025 Convention. From my keynote to catching up with Eric Valentine, Audioscape, and Recording The Masters — so much inspiration and great gear. Watch the full video 👇 🎥 youtu.be/euwzNJP2IkU
It’s about showing up clearly, consistently, and where your people already are. Don’t obsess over polish, obsess over presence. Repeat your message until it sticks.
The internet doesn’t reward perfection. It rewards momentum. People can’t buy what they don’t know exists, and they won’t remember what they only see once.
Creators often get trapped in perfection. They tweak, edit, and polish forever — while someone else puts out something rough around the edges and wins, simply because they showed up. Perfection doesn’t matter if no one knows you exist.
When I started Produce Like A Pro, I didn’t have a big budget or slick branding. What I did have was consistency. I showed up every day. Posted. Replied. Shared. Even when only a few people were watching. That’s how you build momentum.
The best product doesn’t always win. The best-known one does. I’ve seen this first-hand in music and business. Brilliant artists and educators create amazing things… but no one ever hears them, because they don’t share consistently.
Betamax was technically better than VHS. Friendster came before Myspace, and Myspace came before Facebook. BlackBerry had smartphones before Apple. So why did they all lose? Because success isn’t about being the best. It’s about being known.
Ever wondered where Amy Winehouse, Adele and Queen recorded some of their most iconic songs? 🎙️ Join me inside Metropolis Studios, a Victorian power station turned world-class recording hub. this place is pure magic. ⚡️ 🎥 Watch here → www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzlL... #MetropolisStudios#WarrenHuart
Here’s a moment with Ace and Slash soloing live over our cover of Emerald by Thin Lizzy, which I also had the pleasure of playing guitar on. A memory I’ll always treasure. #AceFrehley#Slash#ThinLizzy#Emerald#KISS#RockLegend#RIP
When I first moved to the US, every musician I met had been influenced by KISS, and Ace’s playing and spirit were a big reason so many of us picked up a guitar and wanted to be in a band. #AceFrehley#KISS#GuitarLegend#RIP#RockAndRoll
Ace wasn’t just a rock legend. He was kind, generous, and a friend to my family. He’d visit us, make my kids laugh, and treat everyone around him with warmth and respect.
Ace and I worked closely together on Space Invader, which reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200, the only solo album by any past or current KISS member to hit the US Top Ten. He was so proud and so happy. It was a huge moment for him, and for everyone involved.
