Podcast appearances and mentions of dan korneff

Hey there friends! Welcome to the 14th edition of Flashback Fridays! I am way late on this one, but I suppose better late than never. Today, I'm highlighting a record that came out in the year 2013. This was a fantastic year for music. I just looked at the playlist that I made for the year 2013 and it is completely stacked. There is a ton of music on that thing. I had a lot of favorite records that year, one being the Paramore Self-Titled record. I think that record is their best record. Their opus, if you will. But, today, I'm highlighting another female-fronted band from Australia. The record comes from the band Tonight Alive on Fearless Records. The album is called "The Other Side". The record was released on September 6th. It was produced by Dave Petrovic and mixed by Dan Korneff.The Other Side is the second studio album by Australian rock band Tonight Alive. This record sounds amazing. It's got guitar riffs. This band grew up listening to bands like Thrice and Rufio and you can hear the influence in their music. The album is full of hooks. Jenna McDougall has a fantastic voice. She's got her own voice, too. She's not just another Hailey Williams. McDougall explained that there is "a lot more cohesive [because] I know my voice a lot better. I'm excited because the songs have got a very pop structure but [they've] still got a lot of edge."Vocalist Jenna McDougall spoke to Alternative Press about the record:"There are definitely some sad songs on the album, and I think there are a few heartbreakers, but there are also songs like 'The Fire' that's a super-liberating, empowering punk song. I'm so proud of that song because the lyrics are really passionate, affirmative and positive, but the music is really aggressive. "...but I think this album is really about finding our sound but at the same time also accepting that we don't have one particular sound. Not all our songs are going to be the same, and you can't put them under the same umbrella. Some of them are poppy, some of them are really heavy and some of them are somewhere in the middle. We found a balance on this record, and I'm proud of that because I think it's just being true as human beings. You can be at both ends of the scale." LET'S CONNECT: Kyle's Instagram Kyle's Facebook Email: Kyledevlinfitness@gmail.com

I am a singer, producer, songwriter, musician and vocal coach. My journey began at the age of 8 with the guitar, then continued with the piano and at the age of 14 I began my singing studies. So I have dedicated my entire life to music. Over the years I have gained many experiences of all kinds, from musicals and tours in theaters (company Fabula Musicae), to numerous live situations in Italy and abroad. Among the most significant shows of my career, I must undoubtedly mention the performance with Jennifer Batten (former Michael Jackson guitarist), the South American tour with Blaze Bayley (former Iron Maiden singer), show in Riga (Latvia) with Sabaton, show in St. Petersburg with Lacuna Coil, a tour piece with Arch Enemy in Russia, a tour piece with At the Gates in Russia, participation in the MetalDays 2019 Festival on the main stage. In the studio I worked on independent productions and collaborated several times with the dysFUNCTION team (producers and collaborators of Fear Factory, Logan Mader, Dan Korneff, Tue Madsen, Bjorn Strid, John Wetton etc). Like JaKe X, in September 2019 I released the first single A SHIP SAILING NOWHERE. Subsequently, in December 2019 the second single MADE OF DREAMS was released, for which I managed entirely music, lyrics, composition, arrangements and production. In April 2020 the third single CIVILIZATION is released, featuring and co-produced with the American artist PoetED. In September the fourth single Till You Find Your Heart is released, accompanied by the first video clip. www.Jakexmusic.com

Dan Korneff is a ultra-talented producer, mixer, and engineer who has worked with many prominent rock bands including Breaking Benjamin, Paramore, My Chemical Romance, Lamb Of God, and so many more. In addition to engineering, Dan also has a plugin company, Korneff Audio, that produces amazing tools for engineers to use in their mixes. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT: The importance of writing a great bridgeThe inexpensive condenser microphone responsible for his massive guitar soundsBlending multiple drum samples together to create huge sounding snaresHis strategic approach to using compression to shape soundsUsing extreme compression in a mixThe importance of understanding analog signal flow in order to manipulate sounds To Learn more about Dan Korneff, visit: http://www.dankorneff.com/ https://korneffaudio.com/ To learn more tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://www.masteryourmix.com/  Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://www.masteryourmix.com/blueprint  To make sure that you don’t miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or on Android. Have your questions answered on the show. Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Thanks for listening! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

NEWS You won’t see too many mid-level foreign artists touring after a 50% visa price increase Get ready for the immersive audio wars as Sony 360 Reality Audio is released GUEST Producer/mixer/engineer and plugin developer Dan Korneff Producer, mixer and engineer Dan Korneff has not only worked with prominent names like Breaking Benjamin, Paramore, Papa […] The post Episode #334 – Producer/Plugin Developer Dan Korneff, 50% Visa Increase, And An Immersive Audio Format War appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.

This week, John and Stewart sit down with Dan Korneff. Dan has spent the past few decades producing, recording and mixing some of the biggest names in new rock including Paramore, Pierce the Veil, Breaking Benjamin, Sleeping With Sirens, and My Chemical Romance. For the past eight years, he’s operated out of Sonic Debris, his 2000 square foot multi-room recording studio in West Babylon, NY. Dan talks to the guys about building & modifying his eclectic collection of gear, moving from assisting to engineering & producing, and his recording process, from pre-production to mastering.

Alex Prieto cut his teeth under Dan Korneff, working with Metalcore’s most elite bands such as The Devil Wears Prada, Motionless In White and Pierce The Veil. He recently transitioned into full time television work on Fox’s Bob’s Burgers. We’re thrilled to have Alex Prieto on the podcast today to discuss how he went from working in music under greats ... Read More The post EP 232 | Alex Prieto appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

It’s been a long time coming, and we finally have Dan Korneff back to talk dealing with being your own worst enemy, analog setups, and knowing your gear inside and out. Dan is the definition of renaissance man when it comes to audio. Not only is he a mastermind when it comes to production, but he’s also hands on with ... Read More The post EP184 | Dan Korneff appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

Producer, engineer and mixer, Alex Prieto, hangs out for a session of 20 questions, spanning project acquisition, mastering, buying useful gear upgrades, and the benefits/woes of interning. In addition to being a killer producer himself, Alex has also worked with legendary producers such as Susan Rogers, David Bendeth, Dan Korneff, Alex Newport, and Kato Khandwala. So, he’s seen it all, ... Read More The post EP69 | Alex Prieto appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

This week on the Rock The Walls, Patrick Walford speaks with guitarist and vocalist of The Devil Wears Prada, Jeremy DePoyster. The two talk all about ‘Prada’s new album Transit Blues, living in a farm house for two months during the writing process of this record, recording once again with Dan Korneff, their drummer living mid-recording and much, much more.

This week on the Rock The Walls, Patrick Walford speaks with guitarist and vocalist of The Devil Wears Prada, Jeremy DePoyster. The two talk all about ‘Prada’s new album Transit Blues, living in a farm house for two months during the writing process of this record, recording once again with Dan Korneff, their drummer living mid-recording […]

Dan Korneff has perfected the process of turning out modern, top-quality mixes on analog gear in an industry that's moving faster than ever. Can you imagine mixing on a massive console with tons of outboard, yet still keep up with modern deadline demands? Dan Korneff does it every day. According to him the keys are in the efficiency of your setup and how well you understand you gear. One of the beautiful things about audio is that there's usually multiple ways to achieve the same goal. Learn which methods and workflows are best for you, and optimize them until your process is second nature. Then you'll be able to focus on what really counts, the music! In this episode you'll learn: Dan Korneff's client requirements Secrets to punchy mixes with bus compression How to get properly credited for your work Why he prefers Cubase How he integrates Cubase with his console and outboard His inspiration for becoming a gear builder Where to start if you want to build your own audio gear Tips for maintaining a healthy work/life balance Links: Dan Korneff's site Dan Korneff's credits Savior Custom Drums CreativeLIVE's audio courses

Legendary producer Dan Korneff (Paramore, The Devil Wears Prada, Papa Roach) joins us for a rapid-fire Tips & Tricks session that will blow your mind. Ever wonder what it takes to produce and mix at the highest levels of the music industry? If you answered yes, then this episode is for you. "I think music exists in octaves. That's just how it exists. So if you're doing something in that 3k range check out the 6k, and the 12k and see what's happening there." - Dan Korneff In 35 hard hitting minutes we cover: Dan's secret guitar widening trick Carving frequencies to make space in a mix High and low passing guitars Surgical EQ on guitars to eliminate harshness while retaining clarity His most hated guitar frequencies Harmonic EQ Processing individual tracks VS busses When to use sidechain compression What's on his master bus chain Optimizing hybrid mixing setups Why he prefers Cubase Maintaining a quick turnaround Links: Dan Korneff's credits