Podcast appearances and mentions of dustin ragland

Send us a textIn Episode 118, Patrick chats to composer Rilla Paterson about her compositions for young voices, designed to help children with sight-reading; plus the importance of notation.Julian Whittaker introduces the MTA's free ‘Mock Interview' service, for members applying for a new job, to have a practice interview with an experienced Head of Music.Plus, Jack Laidlaw, James Tuck, and Dustin Ragland explain the range of products and services provided by Ableton, including Live, Push, and Move. Presented and produced by Patrick Johns.http://rillapaterson.comhttps://childofthefuture.comhttps://www.musicteachers.orghttps://www.ableton.com #CanDoMusic #GetPlaying #SaveOurSubjects © Music Teachers' Association www.musicteachers.org

Absolutely! Here's a more dialed-back version: In this engaging episode of the podcast, join me as I sit down with Mr. Dustin Ragland, the Education Development Manager for Ableton Live in the Americas. Together, we explore the fascinating ways Live can enhance the classroom experience and unlock its full potential. From practical tips on integrating field recordings to leveraging various Ableton products, we delve into insightful discussions sure to inspire educators. Plus, a friendly reminder: NCMEA maintains neutrality, welcoming all software systems for discussion. If any other DAW would like to have a discussion, please feel free to contact howie.ledford@gmail.com so we can talk.

Lee, Jay, and Jeff chat with Dustin Ragland, Southeast Brand Manager for Ableton. You'll learn some great tips and tricks, along with some great ideas for advanced workflows. Enjoy!

"Space” is the twelfth track on Bloom - the final track available for streaming platforms, but not the last track on the album. Dustin Ragland, also known as Young Weather, is a musician, composer, teacher, father, and philosopher, and we talked about the way “Space” was constructed, how embracing randomness contributed to the piece, how Bloom can be interpreted, and much more. Bloom will be available on August 8th, everywhere, and I hope you gain a deeper understanding of what went into the album. https://santiagoramones.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Kix sits down with Brenda Hammond and Dustin Ragland to discuss RogFit Gym, how it got started, where is it going and what is the BIG announcement to RogFit Gym that Kix accidentally lets out of the bag?! Listen to find out! This episode is sponsored by - Outlaw Gentlemen Barber Shop

This episode is a repost of episode 47 with Dustin Ragland. It was originally posted on December 29th, 2016. Since then, I’m sure he and I have grown as people and musicians. I’d love to have him on again sometime. The reason I’m reposting this episode is because he has a show on Friday, July 19th at Commonplace Books at 6:30pm. He’s doing a live poetry reading and music inspired by Dostoevsky, which should tell you just how much of a genius Dustin is. I also have a show that evening at The Patriarch in Edmond, which starts at 8pm, so if you want to make it to both, you can. Anyways, here’s the text from the original: “Dustin Ragland is a musician, teacher, producer, father, and many other things. He's incredibly smart and I thoroughly enjoyed having him on the podcast. He's one of my favorite teachers at ACM (but I have too many favorites). You can find him and his work at www.youngweather.com” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

David Broyles, also known as Dr. Pants, was finally on the podcast after much badgering, and I am happy to have had the three corner officemates of ACM@UCO (Sephra Scheuber, Dustin Ragland, David Broyles) on the podcast! Dr. Pants is a composer, songwriter, performer, teacher, father, and husband. David and I talked about music, how he got started, and why it's important. Normally, the interview podcast has spirituality talk, but we got so carried away on music that we put the spirituality stuff on the next one. You can find everything Dr. Pants on his Bandcamp: https://drpants.bandcamp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Dustin Ragland is a musician, educator, and engineer. He teaches at the Academy of Contemporary Music at UCO in Oklahoma City. Dustin creates music under the name Young Weather and is an Ableton Certified Trainer. He owns and operates Mir Studio in Oklahoma City. In this episode of the Music Production Podcast, Dustin and I discuss a wide range of topics related to making music. Dustin shares his thoughts on how to work well with other musicians, his role at the Academy of Contemporary Music, and the importance of preserving curiosity.  Show Notes: Young Weather - The musical project of Dustin Ragland Bandcamp - Young Weather on Bandcamp iTunes - Young Weather on iTunes Pyramind - A wealth of video tutorials by Dustin Instagram - Dustin's Instagram Max for Live - Dustin's free Max for Live creations Mir Studio - Dustin's recording studio in Oklahoma City. AMC@UCO - The Academy of Contemporary Music at University of Central Oklahoma.  

Dustin Ragland and Michael Trepagnier join me in this discussion of analog and digital in music making and how music technology impacts the way we make records. Dustin was kind enough to allow me into his studio space to have the podcast and Michael was also kind enough to have us use two of his microphones for the podcast. I am so honored to have had these two people on my podcast at the same time and to have both Michael's and Dustin's experience and wisdom in music technology. You can find Dustin Ragland at www.youngweather.com You can find Michael Trepagnier at www.michaeltrepagnier.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Dustin Ragland is a musician, teacher, producer, father, and many other things. He's incredibly smart and I thoroughly enjoyed having him on the podcast. He's one of my favorite teachers at ACM (but I have too many favorites). You can find him and his work at www.youngweather.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support