Podcast appearances and mentions of dave criddle

Message preached by Dave Criddle and live streamed from our church in Brighton Hill in Basingstoke. Come and join us in person, we would love to see you and meet you.

About 3 years ago, Emily - who grew up at Gold Hill - went for a 6 month discipleship training programme to work with refugees in Greece on the island of Lesbos. 3 years later, she has only just returned to take up a place at university in the UK. It has been an amazing adventure, and she has learned so much. She sat down with Dave Criddle and a couple of microphones to share some of that with us.

At our evening youth service, Dave Criddle and Hannah Parkin share from the story of Jesus walking on the water and calling Peter to come out and join Him. Where do we need to step out?

A conversation between Dave Criddle and Claudette Fisher-Johnson, discussing the suffering she experienced earlier in 2017, and her journey of faith. In the end, it is always possible to say "I know that my redeemer lives"!

Dave Criddle looks at John's gospel (16:16-33) where Jesus talks to his disciples about the challenges which will face them, and encourages them to ’take heart’ as He promises His peace and victory to all who believe in Him.

Dave Criddle examining Psalm 72, considering a picture of a true king: one who is just and righteous, respected by all others and enables a prosperous kingdom.

Dave Criddle looks at the slick arguments that we might hear today which may divert us from ‘all truth’, and considering how we may evaluate these.

Dave Criddle considers the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding us, whether through Scripture, through the Church family, or by our own prayer-inspired conscience.

Dave Criddle continuing in Colossians 2 as Paul expresses his yearning for the Colossian church to fully know and appreciate the rich treasure they have in Jesus.

Dave Criddle continuing in the Lord's Prayer, considering that God's Kingdom is eternal.

“The ‘With God’ Life” (01) Dave Criddle commencing a new summer series, looking at John 15 (parable of the vine and the branches) and reflecting upon what it means to be fruitful in our Christian lives.

"Taking hold of life" Dave Criddle takes a look at Paul’s guidance on maintaining focus, and encourages us to stay true to the focus/direction which God has appointed for us.

Dave Criddle bringing a word of encouragement from Matthew 20 v10 "...when they first came, they thought they would receive more." Dave sensed that some were deflated and disappointed as they had expected more…..recognition, fulfillment, fun, satisfaction. Jesus could identify with this sense of disappointment (as he did when on the cross, with friends who had deserted him). But Jesus turns our eye to Revelation, and the promise that one day we will not be disappointed as will be no more tears or pain.

"The hope of a life surrendered to the cause of Christ" (13) Dave Criddle considering what it means for each of us to fully surrender our lives to the cause of Christ.

Prophetic Preaching (3) Q &&name;amp&name; A's with Malcolm Duncan, Christopher Bird and Dave Criddle.

"Resurrection People" (5) Dave Criddle reading from Ephesians 5:10 and exploring why we should ‘find out what pleases the Lord’‘.

"Anytime, Anyplace, Anyone: Jesus has the power to heal" Dave Criddle and Lydia Hartwell looking together at the healing of the nobleman’s son and the man at the pool of Bethesda, and considering that Jesus is able to heal anytime, anwhere and anyone.

"Different Eyes" The Bible tells us that when we come to faith in Jesus we become new creations! Our circumstances and surroundings often remain unchanged, but we frequently develop a new perspective on these! How can we make sure that we gain God’s perspective? Dave Criddle discusses this and invites us to ask God to give us all "different eyes"!

FRESH "Still I Will Praise You!" Drawing on his experience from over thirty years of ministry, and particularly from the last two troubled years of his life, Malcolm Duncan has an honest conversation with Dave Criddle, exploring what has kept him going during this time. He outlines some of the habits and practices which have enabled him to say '’Still I will praise you’' amid all the changes and challenges he has experienced.

Dave Criddle encouraging us to focus our eyes upon the cross, and to allow this to be a doorway into new depth of encounter with God, and to change our perspective and priorities.

First service: "Passion for Jesus?" When we feel tired of faith and life, it can be hard to reignite passion. Dave Criddle shares from the story of a woman who passionately pursued Jesus, and explores how we can rediscover a love and zeal for Him.

"Above All Else!" Dave Criddle looking at the whole area of putting God ‘above all else’. So often we say this is what we are aiming to do, but why is this so important, what can stop us from doing that, and how can we be sure that God really is our top priority?

The Gospel of Mark (10) "Jesus.....sinner?" Dave Criddle teaching from the seventh chapter of the Gospel of Mark where we see the Pharisees once again challenging Jesus’ behaviour, and accusing his disciples of sinfulness in not following the traditions of ceremonial cleansing prior to eating. Jesus draws the distinction between tradition and Scripture, practice and real priority. He suggests that cleanliness of heart should be of greater concern than external cleanliness / ritual.

Fresh - "Breaking through fear". Dave Criddle looking at the words of encouragement given by Paul to Timothy in 1:6-7, noting that the gifts which God provided to Timothy (and us) are powerful tools, and that God equips us for the tasks to which we are called, providing Holy Spirit boldness, strength and love.

The Gospel of Mark (02) Malcolm Duncan and Dave Criddle together continuing the topic of "Jesus - The Good News" looking at the baptism and testing of Jesus in Mark 1. Together they examine the concise details provided in this passage around precisely who Jesus is and the message he brings: we are called to ‘repent and believe the gospel’, or re-focus and trust the good news.

"The Gifts of the Holy Spirit" (11) Dave Criddle considering the spiritual gift of Mercy. This gift involves sensing and responding to the emotional and spiritual needs of others. Those with this motivational gift have a divine ability to sense hurt and respond to it with love and understanding - it is much more than just a feeling, but translates into action!

God's Great Purpose in the World (29) Dave Criddle teaching from Daniel. During the period of the Babylonian exile, Daniel and his friends were forced to live far from home and from the land their Lord had promised them. However he continued to serve God faithfully and persevered in hope, even though there was no immediate escape from his situation and no immediate solutions to the problems which he endured.

"The Gifts of the Holy Spirit" (09) Dave Criddle preaching on "Serving"

God's Great Purpose in the World (11) Dave Criddle leading us through the lessons we can learn from the reigns of Saul and David (as encountered in 1&&name;amp&name;2 Samuel.) Focusing in particular on 2 Samuel 9, we see a beautiful story of grace as David seeks out any descendents of Saul in order to bless them, and not to wipe them out and take away any threat to his throne.

God's Great Purpose in the World (02) Dave Criddle focusing on Genesis – the book of ‘beginnings’ - where he will in particular home in on chapter 12, in which we see God singling out one man (Abraham), through whom God will bless all the nations. (You can find additional online support for this morning series each week on goldhill.org/ggp and specifically for this week on goldhill.org/genesis)

After a short introduction and quiz hosted by Dave Criddle, Stephen Walker-Williams unpacks our core value: "Biblical" by considering what it means to be a Biblical People, seeking to live under God's authority and in keeping with the truths of Scripture. He will help us to consider how Jesus was biblical and our role model, and thus how we can follow his example.

Boldly Proclaiming The Scriptures (am) Dave Criddle teaching from Acts 18:24-28.

God is Able! Dave Criddle exploring Jude 24 "To Him who is able to keep you from stumbling....." Jude has been warning his readers of danger, and outlining their duties, but then reminds them (us) of their human limitations. God alone has the power to protect us from falling and to deal with our sin to "present us faultless".

Courageous Living - Turning the world the right way up (6) Dave Criddle teaching from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18

Courageous Living - Turning the world the right way up (3) Dave Criddle discussing "A message that has power"

Courageous Living (03) A series of Midweek teachings - this week Dave Criddle speaks on "Finding Forgiveness"

Rooted (20 Dave Criddle teaching from John 14:6 on "Jesus as the Truth" Outline: Jesus not only spoke truth, He is described as being truth. As we consider His teaching, and look at His life, we are given unique access to this truth that can transform us.

"Rooted" (07) Dave Criddle speaking on "Rooted: Lord … Submitted" Outline: The term "lord" is commonly used in the New Testament to refer to Jesus, and many pray to the "Lord Jesus", but what exactly does that mean? It means that Jesus is our master, our owner, our authority, and our king. At the heart of salvation is recognition of the Lordship of Christ - choosing to transfer ownership of our lives to Him. Have we found freedom in our submission to Christ?

"Rooted" (06) Dave Criddle teaching from Hebrews 1:1-3 &&name; Galatians 4:4-7 on "Only Son...Adopted". Outline: The Sonship implies intimacy of relationship with the Father - the Son existed eternally in perfect relationship with the Father before He became Jesus in the incarnation. He is the visual representation of an invisible God. Jesus is the Son of God in a unique way - He is a member of the Trinity - yet through Him we can know what it is to be adopted into God's family.

The Spirit-Filled Life (22) - Spiritual Warfare (4) Dave Criddle teaching from Epkesians 6:10-17 on "Our Armour" Outline: Having looked at the enemies of the believer, and reality of spiritual warfare, it is important to also look at some of the weapons we have been given as believers to fight in this battle. The role of the believer is to know what their armour is, and to actively put it on - they are not to rely on their own strength but to stand firm in the strength and armour God has given them.

The Church: No Plan B (29) Dave Criddle teaching from Acts 9 v1-9 on "Grace that can reach anyone"

The Spirit-Filled Life - "Peace" (10) Teaching by Dave Criddle. Outline: In a world that needs peace, the only hope for real peace comes in Jesus. He offers all people peace with God through his work on the cross (Ephesians 2:11-22). The Hebrew word for peace expresses completeness&name; a wholeness that was always intended for man to experience. It is knowing completeness in God that will allow us to experience both personal fulfilment and healthy relationships with others. We carry this message of peace to

The Church: No Plan B (16) Dave Criddle teaching from Acts 4 v22-31 "Boldness in Prayer" Outline: Although Peter and John were released, the church continued to face pressure. In the face of opposition they did not run away - instead they lifted their voices to God. What lessons in prayer can we learn from here?

Balance the budget by listening to this excellent songwriting and home recording podcast with your power broking hosts Tony Butterworth and Dave Criddle.This weeks discussions and "stuff"Making home music videosWe need inspirationGetting the Pro SoundTape SaturationDoes listening to commercial songs help or hinder ?Songs:Andrew Spicer - Artificial LoveGrandma Melonhead - MaisySteven "Kern" Ramsdell - Kicking It Forever  http://www.homerecordingweekly.blogspot.com/Visit www.humblefly.net  for a copy of Andrew's album. and here's the videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-o2j5bHWZ4&feature=player_embedded

This week Tony Butterworth and Dave Criddle narcissistically play their own songs.  7 tunes out of last months 20 created for the RPM Challenge www.rpmchallenge.com. Even more confusingly this is one without them being in the same "studio" since they can no longer bare to be in each others presence.  Give it a list and you'll understand.To find more.  http://thetones.bandcamp.com/album/the-loneliness-of-the-long-distance-strummerhttp://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=723841&content=musicThe songs:Dave - RichTony - Dressed In BlackDave - PunkTony - I'm AfraidDave - Let's GoTony - Never Let Me GoDave - NuWave

More mysterious and deep discussion of songwriting and home recording from your master - Dave Criddle - and slave - Tony Butterworth.This weeks discussionsA charity CD ??Home Made Soundbooth (from John Poulton)Covering your own songs in a different styleRevisiting TunesMore structure helps DaveHaving a strong theme helps DaveThis weeks tunes.Back To The Beginning - Ronnie MarlerPeoria - Frank CanonicaWindwalkers - Richie FloydWave - The Experiments

News, a Gear Review, Crosstalk, a Special Report from the floor of the 123rd AES show and we tweak the Stupid Knob! News: Sneak Peek At Toontrack's Superior Drummer 2.0 Musical Affirmations For Musicians Audio Damage Announces Vapor Jars Of Clay Remix Contest StudioTraxx de la Mancha Releases Ring Thing FREE VST For Windows Our Friend Marc Sorger: Hello everyone, this is Big Al. This week I lost a good friend of mine in a senseless auto accident twenty miles north of Spokane, Washington. His name was Marc Sorger, He was 56. Marc was a real renaissance man of the music business; someone that did everything well. And a true Unsung Hero. He was one the best all-around musicians / studio cats I've ever had the pleasure of knowing and working with. He was a vibrant and dynamic live performer as well as a gifted engineer and mixer. He was also one of the few golden ears I've ever known. I swear he could spot a problem that was plus or minus 2 db at 18k . . . over the telephone. As a performer (sax and vocals) he was so fun to watch. He lived and loved his music. His vocal range was stunning and he could do total justice to screaming rock and roll or a tender jazz ballad. He had the kind of voice that made most people feel like just giving up their singing when they heard him. For some reason, it just made me want to be better. I studied him for hours and it was an education beyond monetary value. He performed and wrote with The Dillards, The Righteous Brothers, Gino Vanelli, Michael McDonald, Dean and Carol Parks, Linda Ronstadt, Tom Wopat, Greg Topper, The Spirits Of Rhythm, Safe Sax and a host of others. He also helped to design and build several studios, including Walter Brecker's place over in Hawaii a few years ago. I had so many good times with Marc in the studio. We usually spent the whole session trying to recover from laughter. I remember one time we were working on some foley late at night and we were like two kids playing in their favorite sandbox together. It was pure joy and magic. That's the way it was always meant to be in the studio as far as I'm concerned. Below are links to just a sample of some of his work, including some projects we worked on together, and other folks with whom he worked and played. If you happen to have known him or worked with him, please drop me a line and let me know. I can't begin to fathom that we'll never work together again. I miss him so much it hurts. My condolences to Marc's whole family, his daughters (Rachell, Natalie and Sabrina), his friends and his long-time musical partners in the group Safe Sax, John Lowry and Tera Wolfe-Brasch. There will be an event in Marc's Honor at Ella's Supper Club in downtown Spokane on November 4th, 2007. Click The Play Button ToListen To A Demo Reel Of Marc Sorger: The last big project that Marc produced, mixed and performed on:Jump by Casey McGill And The Spirits Of Rhythm. Links To A Few Of The Artists With Whom Marc Has Worked: Greg Topper Dean Parks Dean Parks - IMDB Carol Parks The Dillards Gino Vanelli Linda Ronstadt Tom Wopat Michael McDonald Bobby HatfieldRighteous Brothers Bill MedleyRighteous Brothers Walter BreckerSteely Dan Gear Review: Roving PSN reporter Dave Criddle has another great review for us. This week Dave takes a look at the Crysonic line of plugins and puts one or two to the test. The Crysonic Main Web Site The Crysonic CRY-Q The Crysonic SPECTRA'Q Dave On The Home Recording Odyssey Dave On The Home Made Hit Show Crosstalk: Join Charles Dye for his Mix It Like A Record Advanced Mixing Workshop! When: November 8, 2007 Where: RSPE Audio Solutions 4130 Cahuenga Blvd. Suite #210 Universal City, California 91602 Click Here For Driving Directions From Your Location Click Here To Learn More About The MiLaR Workshop Click Here To Register Online Now The Hit Street Records Talent Show Is Over! Click here to see the winners. The Talent Search 2007 Staff Dwight Finney, Mike Bolan, Mike & Cass Schettler, Jerad Finck Feature Story: This last week was the 123rd AES--Audio Engineering Society--convention in New York. Trusty flash recorder in hand, PSN Correspondent Slau was on the floor live, generally pestering and annoying all the wonderful vendors that were exhibiting. All for you, dear listeners! IK Multimedia Advanced Room Correction System Crowley & Tripp Telefunken Ethan Winer - RealTraps Portable Vocal Booth SE Electronics Redco Abbey Road The Stupid Knob: Yahoo has a page dedicated to Keith Richards news! Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: What was the first video to air on MTV by a black artist? A: Billie Jean by Michael Jackson. It's interesting to note that MTV initially didn't want to air any music by black artists. This week's big winner is Karim Ayari! He takes home a copy of Guitar And Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable Mention goes out to Neil Mavor and Patrique Osbourne. See you next week! Related Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin frappr creative commons digidesign pro tools mix it like a record project studio network bob brooks unsung heroes of the music business toontrack superior drummer audio damage jars of clay studiotraxx de la mancha marc sorger mark sorger dillards the righteous brothers gino vanelli michael mcdonald dean parks carol parks linda ronstadt tom wopat greg topper the spirits of rhythm casey mcgill safe sax walter brecker john lowry tera wolfe ellas supper club steely dan bobby hatfield bill medley dave criddle homemade hit show crysonic home recording odyssey charles dye mix it like a record milar rspe hitstreet records dwight finney mike schettler cass schettler jerad finck slau aes ik multimedia advnaced room correction system crowley and tripp telefunken ethan winer realtraps se electronics redco abbey road keith richards billie jean michael jackson portable vocal booth

News, Crosstalk, a Gear Review, a Feature Story and we tweak The Stupid Knob! News: More DUY For Windows RealTraps Ceiling Tiles Roger Nichols Digital Spl-izer Two Free Plugins Located By Mark Rufino: 1) Free GIGA Continuous Velocity Piano 2) Stillwell Plugins Digidesign Strucure FREE Antares Harmony Engine Crosstalk: Video Of Doug McGee's Bejing Apartment Studio: "Just wanted to drop you this link to a mini documentary on the construction of my current studio. All of the sound treatment was due to the info I’ve gleaned off of Ethan Winner’s site throughout the years. I was lucky enough to come across his articles about ten years ago when I was just starting out in this here project studio thing. I was thrilled to hear him on your show. I hope that you and your listeners enjoy this video. Feel free to copy any of the ideas in the construction of the studio." Keep your eye out for the PSN cameo! Click Here To Play Mike Missed The Summer Of Love 40th Anniversary - DOH! Brandon Hire of The Metal Shop Podcast had a run-in with a lava lamp: From Joao Alves:10 Recording Bloopers That Made The Album Tom (aka Dadooz) wrote in and said, "Thought I’d send you a link to a great piece of software which was mentioned in episode 32, and which we thought may be lost due to developer abandonment. RAX2 has now been picked up by Audiofile Engineering and an update will be available soon." http://RockLighter.com Ooooooooooh! THE NEW iPODS ARE HERE! Gear Review: This week Dave Criddle joins PSN as a contributing field correspondent. He'll be bringing us all kinds of great features over the next few weeks while he's on hiatus from the Home Recording Odyssey podcast. This week it's a short but solid review of some gear Dave heard about right here on PSN, PRODIKEYS! 10 Large File Sending Services Feature Story: Bob Lefsetz is a Santa Monica-based music-industry figure, who has worked previously as an entertainment business attorney and as a consultant to major record labels. Perhaps he's best known as the author of The Lefsetz Letter, which was first produced as a hard copy publication and is now a free e-mail newsletter. In it he addresses the issues that are at the core of the music business today: downloading, copy protection, pricing and the music itself. His latest keynote address in Australia has some particularly interesting incite on the creation and distribution of music in this digital age. Enjoy this excerpt and I'm sure you'll take something away from it that will benefit you directly in your studio. The Stupid Knob: Courtney Love + Keith Richards = YIKES! Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Thomas Edison was one of the earliest folks to lust after recording gear. In 1887 he made the first recording of a human voice on the first tinfoil cylinder phonograph. It was a poem that is now considered a classic children's song. What was it? A: Mary Had A Little Lamb! We had a fantastic turnout this week. Mostly all correct answers and many without having to Google! This week's winner is Aage Auby from Oslo, Norway! Aage is taking home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable mention goes out to: Mark Rufino Dan Leuders Marty Starns Dale Nabeta Jose Vargas Ed Bradshaw Shannon Waldner Dave Jackson of the Musician's Cooler Podcast Howard Northrup Jonathan McMillan William Davidson Tony Oetzmann George Taylor Rick Gotlieb Patrique Osbourne Joseph Mazzu Barrie from Ontario Paul Bordenkirsher of MesaSand.com Keith Sommers And John Demetre! WHEW! See you next week! Related Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin frappr creative commons digidesign pro tools mix it like a record project studio network bob brooks unsung heroes of the music business walla walla duy magic spectrum macgiceq everpack ilok realtraps ethan winer ceiling tiles rfz minitraps mondotraps roger nichols digital spl-izer finite impulse response multiband compression rhodes mark rufino giga continuos velocity piano tascam spectral morphing stillwell audio reaper massey structure structure free advanced instrument research samplecell kontakt exs24 multitimbral rex files antares harmony engine avox choir gerry bassermann doug mcgee bejing summer of love joao alves brandon hire metal shop podcast rax2 audiofile engineering rocklighter dave criddle home recording odyssey prodikeys bob lefsetz the lefsetz letter australia courtney love keith richards lindsay lohan kate moss thomas edison tinfoil cylinder phonograph mary had a little lamb

[Show #78] Gear Review: Amplitube Jimi Hendrix Edition News, Crosstalk, a Gear Review and we tweak The Stupid Knob! News: Soundsnap - Free Samples & Loops IK Multimedia - Buy 1 - Get 1 FREE! Andy DiekrogerSweetwater Senior Sales EngineerAndy Diekroger's Sweetwater PSN Discount Special! $50-$100 off many of the products we talked about in last week's show. That list includes: Apple’s Logic Pro Digidesign’s Digi003 (rack or control surface) Focusrite’s Liquid Mix Focusrite’s Liquid Channel Mojave Audio’s MA200 (The tube microphone he used during the interview.) Andy Diekroger Senior Sales Engineer (800) 222-4700 x1273 (Toll Free) (260) 432-8176 x1273 (International) andy_diekroger@sweetwater.com Line 6 PocketPOD Soundfounts.it: Miles'tone Trumpet Modeler Beta Monkey Music: Pure Country III: Nashville Brushes Loop & Sample Collection URS Classic Console Strip Pro 50% Off Waves V-Series Bundle Crosstalk: Def Leppard & Mutt Lange reunite! Transformers is awesome and is breaking records all over the place. YouTube.com sensation Esmee Denters is now on tour with Justin Timberlake and signed to a record deal. Dave Criddle from the Home Recording Odyssey podcast has a recommendation for Mike. Gear Review: Amplitube Jimi Hendrix Shipping This MonthThis week we're looking at Amplitube: Jimi Hendrix Edition. It claims to be the first authentic software recreation of the complete guitar amp and effects rig of Jimi Hendrix. It includes models of extremely rare and collectible vintage stomp boxes, amp heads and cabinets. It features: 5 separate modules: tuner, configurable stomp pedal board, amp head, cabinet and mic and rack effects 4 Amp models 7 Cabinet models 5 Microphone models 9 Stomp Effect models 4 Rack Effect models High-precision Tuner 2 Guitar rig chains Jimi Hendrix song presets immediately recall the entire rig used for that song Plug-In and Standalone version See all sound demos, download the plugin and the demo presets. It sells for just $249.00 US - $199.00 if you're a registered owner of any other IK product. The Stupid Knob: According to the New Zealand Herald, Lindsay Lohan has been singled out to play Paris Hilton in a movie of her life. She could also be joined by Britney Spears on the project. Our heads just exploded. Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: What was the first single by a British band to reach #1 on the US Billboard Hot 100? And what was the name of the group? A: Telstar by The Tornados. Up to that point, and since World War II, there had only been three British names that topped the U.S. chart: In May of 1962 Stranger On The Shore by clarinetist Mr. Acker Bilk; the second was He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands by Laurie London (1958), whilst the first was Auf Wiederseh’n Sweetheart by Vera Lynn (1952). The Tornados playing Telstar live (clams and all): No winners this week! Hello . . . is thing on? See you next week! Related Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin frappr creative commons digidesign mix it like a record project studio network bob brooks unsung heroes of the music business the stupid knob lane sumner soundsnap ik multimedia amplitube jimi hendrix andy diekroger sweetwater logic pro digi003 liquid mix liquid channel focusrite line 6 pocketpod miles'tone miles davis beta monkey music urs plugins classic console strip pro waves v-series bundle mutt lange def leppard transformers esmee denters tennman records justin timberlake youtube dave criddle home recording odyssey pandora fender marshall new zealand herald lindsay lohan paris hilton britney spears telstar the tornados stranger on the shore acker bilk he's got the whole world in his hands laurie london aufwiederseh'n vera lynn rolling stones steven tyler kenny rogers

Guest host Dave Criddle, news, a Celebrity Interview with Charles Dye and a special PSN Gear Review! News: Universal Audio DVD Clone Ensemble FREE Plugin! Massey THC Plugin IntelliScore Audio To MIDI Support The James Kim Family Celebrity Interview This is week #2 in Another 30 Days Of Dye. Multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning engineer, mixer and producer Charles Dye began his engineering career in 1992. Since that time he's mixed hits for Ricky Martin, Sammy Hagar, Julio Iglesias, and Jon Bon Jovi. He's also recorded artists such as Aerosmith, Jennifer Lopez, Shakira and Gloria Estefan, among many others. Interview Links: Charles' Live MiLaR Training Schedule The Womb Forum Rolls Folcrom Summing Buss Waves Linear Phase Multiband Focusrite Red Mic Pre SSL Mix Buss Forum Izotope Ozone 3 Dave CriddleGear Review: Dave Criddle brings us a guitar modeling shoot out! Guitar Rig 2 Rock Amp Legends Amplitube 2 Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Before Neil Young joined Crosby, Stills and Nash, the original trio had already asked three other top charting artists to become the fourth member of their group. Name one. A: The correct answers were either George Harrison, Eric Clapton or Steve Winwood. Congratulations to this week's winner Sean Scogin! Sean takes home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Also with the correct answers this week, honorable mention goes out to Tbush, Grae Smart, George Leite and Jim Farley. See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign guitar and drum trainer charles dye mix it like a record ssl linplug celemony melodyne ricky martin sammy hagar julio iglesias jon bon jovi grammy aerosmith hanson jennifer lopez shakira gloria estefan livin la vida loca mix magazine shake your bon bon clone ensemble massey plugins innovative music systems intelliscore james kim guitar rig 2 amplitube 2 rock amp legends neil young crosby stills and nash george harrison eric clapton steve winwood guitar modeling milar promediatraining universal audio dave criddle steinberg cubase uad stompbox

News, a Celebrity Interview regarding recording and mixing drums, Crosstalk, we tweak The Stupid Knob and we sift through some Viewer Mail! News: Waves Introduces The New Mercury Bundle Line 6 Is Now Shipping Gearbox Plug-In Silver And Gold Bundles Frontier Design Group Introduces AlphaTrack Auto-Tune 5 Available Soon Just a few days ago, Bryan Stephens, host of the Music Pro Show podcast, was hospitalized with appendicitis. Please send him a get well e-mail. His address is: brian@musicproshow.com Celebrity Interview: Al sat down again this week with Mike Schettler of Hit Street Records and Shortler Studios in Spokane, Washington. They had a chance to talk about affordable mics and recording and mixing drums. MSH-10 Mics From Naiant Crosstalk: Home Recording Odyssey http://Mix-Buss.com Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Barry Manilow was, and still is a prolific songwriter. He's sold over 75 million records worldwide. Even though he wrote many of his chart makers, he did not write three of his most popular hits. Name one of the three hits he did not write. A: "Mandy" was written by Scott English and Richard Kerr, "Looks Like We Made It", was penned by Will Jennings and Richard Kerr, and "I Write The Songs" was composed by Bruce Johnston of The Beach Boys. Congratulations to this this week's winner, David P. Shortland! David takes home a copy of Guitar And Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at RenegadeMinds.com. Honorable Mention goes out to Dave Criddle, John Demetre, Dave Duffus and Jordan Chilcott. Congratulations! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign guitar and drum trainer ssl solid state logic vst lava lamp alphatrack barry manilow

Hot industry news, a featured performance from Dave Criddle, a boatload of Viewer Mail and some great examples of Why The Music Business Sucks. News: SSL Duende Win A Free SSL Duende! Ryan Smith Press Release And Pic Free Soft Synth - KeyToSound REMEDY Digidesign Announces Upcoming ProTools Compatibility With Apple's New Mac Pro Crysonic VSTs Featured Performance: Dave Criddle, the new co-host over at the Home Recording Odyssey, has submitted a song for our, and your critique. It's a guitar-heavy track by Dave's band Leisure called Back To America. The guitars were all done with the original Pod and the drums were recorded in his drum room, aka his unfinished basement. He uses Cubase and a Rode NT2 and some AKG C1000's to record mostly. Check out their web site: LeisureBand.com Viewer Mail: Plasq's RAX Suzanne's links to music-dedicated sites similar to MySpace: PerforMania.com SoundClick.com MacJams.com ArtistLaunch.com/ Musicane.com RadioIndy.com IACMusic.com GarageBand.com SoundClick.com FreeWorldRadio.com IndieStore.com BroadJam.com MP3Unsigned.com IdiotVox.com CafePress.com SectionZ.com IntoMusic.co.uk AllIndie.com iCompositions.com MacIdol.com Suzanna's Super Freebies Link Stu Winkleman's Picture Featuring His Mobile Recording Rig. You also check out his site here: RocketSounds.com Paul Riggins Links: FGM Records Flatpicking Guitar Magazine Brad Davis Music Mark Smith's Link To Adobe Audition 2.0 Demo With Charles Dye Feature Tweaking The Stupid Knob: Lullaby Versions Of Metallica Hits Congratulations to the winners of the Why The Music Business Sucks contest! A Special Moment With Charles Dye! Download the Charles Dye Ring Tone See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign guitar and drum trainer ssl solid state logic duende cubase rode akg ssl myspace fgm records flatpicking guitar magazine david lee roth strummin' with the devil jay leno jamies cryin willie nelson pam tillis dwight yokam steve earl travis tritt emmy lou harris sheryl crow warren zevon billy bob thornton waking up in reno steven segal fire down below charles dye mix it like a record cubase crysonic plasq metallica home recording odyssey ssl

Big news, an expanded super Viewer Mail segment and the second half of a fantastic interview with Brian Stephens from the Music Pro Show. News: CamelCrusher - Free Plugin VstNotes - Free Plugin Ryan Smith from RenegadeMinds.com wins the Best Application Using .Net award at the Shareware Industry Awards Banquet in Denver, Colorado US again this year for Guitar And Drum Trainer. Later, Ryan also received the Silver Faucet award for 2006. http://www.SIC.org/2006nominees.asp http://www.SilverFaucet.org Free Drum Loops From BetaMonkey Music Viewer Mail: Questions answered from Dave Criddle, Rick Kovars, Tim Burgess and Stuart Winkleman. Here's a picture of Stuart and his wife, "The Rocket" and the jet Stuart pilots (Falcon 900) while listening to the show!     Celebrity Interview: Brian StephensBrian Stephens is a music business veteran. As a freelance drummer, he has backed such diverse artists as The Drifters, The Coasters, The Crystals, Blueground Undergrass, Jimmy Hall, and Wet Willie. As a producer and engineer, Brian has worked on projects for Warner Bros., Verizon Wireless, Fox Sports, and 20th Century Fox as well as CD projects for indie artists such as Mike Martin, Amber Brooke, Tentilfour, Magno, and Ocean Street. As an educator, Brian has performed drum clinics all over the country, written for magazines like Modern Drummer and Performer Magazine, and given personal instruction to thousands of drummers, audio engineers, and other music business professionals. He's also the host of a fantastic podcast called The Music Pro Show and the author of Stickin' It Out - The Anatomy Of A Professional Drummer. This is part two of a nice chat we had with Brian about playing and recording music at all levels, from the home studio to the mega commercial facility. BrianStephens.com Stickin' It Out - The Anatomy Of A Professional Drummer MusicProShow.com BonzoTunes.com OceanStreetMusic.com Brian's MySpace Profile See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign guitar and drum trainer ssl solid state logic sweetwater roger nichols digital duy the drifters the coasters the crystals blueground undergrass warner bros fox sports verizon wireless ocean street music pro show myspace