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This Podcast is an extension of the MusicSoftwareTraining.com website & Jason Timothy's book "The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production". The goal is to give you actionable & transformative steps to move your from aspiring music producer to a professional. 67: interview with Dan Giffin - The Ableton Music Producers Podcast.

62 - Setting Music Goals That Stick by Jason Timothy

48 - Mixing Music Is Balance & Compromise by Jason Timothy

Daniel, Ben and Tanya reflect on the celebrities, friends, and family who joined them as they embarked on their first season of Popped. They share their favorite moments  (and some clips) with Diane Franklin, Jeffrey Weissman, Julie Caitlin-Brown, Patricia Tallman, and Curtis Armstrong as well as recall their Sound Table Guests: Richard Rigoli, Dawud Zafir, Glenn Thayer, Jason Timothy, Julian Riskus, and Terry Lundwall. You'll hear their favorite moments and recollections of their co-hosts Cat Taylor and Susan Wilde. Plus you'll get to hear content that hit the cutting room floor as well as a sneak peak at season 2!Sit back and strap in! or as Short Round once said "Hang on Lady, we going for a ride!"Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=54334782)

43: Creative Input Vs Creative Output by Jason Timothy

In this weeks edition of Rags To Dishes, Max & Dan are joined by one of Providence's premier chefs Jason Timothy. JT is the culinary director and part owner of PVD Powerhouse restaurant  "Troop" and the crew dissects and learns the story of how JT got to where he is. From Weekapaug, to the big apple and back, JT's experience in the game is truly inspiring as he names off some of his favorite spots to eat currently in PVD. Tune in as we "Rawdog" reality and have a few laughs along the way...Subscribe & Share   

25: Boost Creativity & Fight Depression With A Dopamine Detox & NOFAP by Jason Timothy

Today I speak to Jason Timothy (Ward) from Denver Colorado. He's addicted to Ableton and knows it inside and out. Today we get some tips on finishing tracks, gain staging and more.

Today I speak to Jason Timothy (Ward) from Denver Colorado. He’s addicted to Ableton and knows it inside and out. Today we get some tips on finishing tracks, gain staging and more.

In this 2 part episode, Dan and Jason Timothy continue to discuss 10 habits music producers should consider adopting, and how to overcome mental obstacles creating electronic music. Jason runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com, teaching artists how to produce , while also addressing the mental side of music production. He’s taught thousands through his YouTube and social media channels, and is the author of the best seller book Music Habits: The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production Follow Jason Timothy at the links below: https:/musicsoftwaretraining.com ➡Free 29 Video Ableton Essentials Course Click Below: https://m.me/210489152303626?ref=w301... ➡The Mental Game Of Electronic Music Production book: https://amzn.to/2QI4WIC ➡Ableton & Music Habits: https://apple.co/2WSDCek Join the Live Producers membership and access Ableton Live webinars, feedback on your projects by Dan Giffin, online courses, and more... CLICK HERE TO JOIN

In this episode, Dan and Jason Timothy discuss 10 habits music producers should consider adopting, and how to overcome mental obstacles creating electronic music. Listen as Jason shares insights from his book - Music Habits: The Mental Game of Music Production Jason runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com, teaching artists how to produce , while also addressing the mental side of music production. He’s taught thousands through his YouTube and social media channels, and is the author of the best seller book Music Habits: The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production Follow Jason Timothy at the links below: https:/musicsoftwaretraining.com ➡Free 29 Video Ableton Essentials Course Click Below: https://m.me/210489152303626?ref=w301... ➡The Mental Game Of Electronic Music Production book: https://amzn.to/2QI4WIC ➡Ableton & Music Habits: https://apple.co/2WSDCek Join the Live Producers membership and access Ableton Live webinars, feedback on your projects by Dan Giffin, online courses, and more... CLICK HERE TO JOIN

Jason Timothy Ward runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com, where he teaches you how to produce music by not just showing you the tools, but also addressing the mental side. What I love about Jason's work is his ability to deal with the philosophical side of his art. Jason has tremendous insight on how our mind often gets in the way of our work, and offers practical solutions we can all use. In our second conversation, Jason and I pick up where we left off, talking workflow, best practices, and the philosophy of making music. I found it extremely valuable and inspiring. I hope you do too! Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play; watch on YouTube Show Notes: Jason Timothy Ward - My first conversation with Jason on the podcast episode #14. MusicSoftwareTraining.com - Read Jason's blog. Seriously. You will learn and grow. Music Habits - The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production - Jason's 5-star reviewed book on Music Production Making and Finishing an Album - Words of wisdom on a tough topic Do it Like Your Life Depends on it (Because it Does) - Need some motivation?! How I Wrote 49 Songs in 1 Year - Jason wrote a song almost every week for a year. Here's the story of how. Learn with Splice - a great collection of mini-courses from Jason, myself, and some great musical minds. WASHED Ableton Live Pack- A collection of analog synth sounds bathed in dense effects and built into Ableton Live Instruments. Minor Thoughts by Divorce Court - Track by Divorce Court that uses WASHED Ableton Live Pack Lynden Williams on the Music Production Podcast - Divorce Court appears on the podcast. Thank you for listening. Please consider giving the Music Production Podcast a review on your favorite podcast provider. And don’t forget to visit my site AfroDJMac.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs.

During the month of January 2018, I will be participating in #Jamuary2018, and I encourage you to do the same. The challenge is to create and share a piece of music every day. It doesn't matter how good or complete it is, the point is to create music each day during the month of January. Feel free to share ideas, grooves, jams, musical explorations, full songs... whatever you come up with for the day. You can share your jam however you like, but it seems like Instagram, using #Jamuary2018, is the most popular place to do it. In this episode, I explain what #Jamuary2018 is, what the goals are, and how my participation in #Jamuary2017 helped me grow as an artist. Embedded in the episode are thoughts on how #Jamuary2018 will help you with discipline, separating left and right brain tasks, and exploring and experimentation. I will be posting my jams each day on Instagram and this podcast. Each day I will share the music I make, how I made it, and what I learned. Today, we get ourselves ready for a busy and productive #Jamuary2018! I hope you join me in the challenge! Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play Support the Podcast on Patreon Show Notes: Cuckoo's Thoughts on #Jamuary2018 How to be More Creative - a post I wrote about the early stages of the creative process. Maximum Productivity from Proper Use of Left and Right Brain - Jason Timothy's Ableton Forum post about making music. Jason Timothy on the Music Production Podcast Against the Clock - Fact Magazine challenges producers to make a track in 10 minutes. Cuckoo on Instagram #Jamuary2018 on Instagram - Follow this thread and share your jams. My #Jamuary2017 tracks

Jason Timothy in that awesome The Jesus and Mary Chain t-shirt! Open up your minds, because Jason Timothy is about to fill it with gold. Jason is a professional music producer, DJ, Ableton Live coach, and author. He also runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com. What I like about Jason's work is that it's more than just tutorials on compressing kick drums, it is rooted in a philosophical stance on creativity and productivity. You could easily read his blog about music production and apply it to any artistic or creativity endeavor. This conversation proves that Jason is the real deal. It was a lot of fun for me and gave me lots to think about!  There's so much in here and we barely scratched the surface of some of Jason's work. Be sure to check the show notes below for some incredibly helpful resources.  Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play Support the Podcast on Patreon Show Notes: MusicSoftwareTraining.com - Read Jason's blog. Seriously. You will learn and grow. Music Habits - The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production - Jason's 5-star reviewed book on Music Production Making and Finishing an Album - Words of wisdom on a tough topic Do it Like Your Life Depends on it (Because it Does) - Need some motivation?! How I Wrote 49 Songs in 1 Year - Jason wrote a song almost every week for a year. Here's the story of how. Learn with Splice - a great collection of mini-courses from Jason, myself, and some great musical minds.

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This month’s mix comes from SGreen, straight out of Bulgaria. It includes two of his own productions as well as a premium selection of tracks from underground producers who are creating authentic techno music. During his mixes he intends to take you on a very intentional journey from stand still till full-on dance mode and all the emotions in between. So put on your headphones and let SGreen take you away! Find out more about SGreen at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SGreenOfficialPage Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sgreentracks JunoDownload: http://www.junodownload.com/labels/Greenstink+Recordings/releases/ Tracklist: 1. Joris Voorn – Monk (Vinyl Mix) 2. SGreen – Bass & Tones (Original Mix) 3. Jason Timothy, Frank Prosnik – Sidewinder (Ethan Hearthcoat Remix) 4. UMEK, Mike Vale – All I Want (Dosem Remix) 5. Vincenzo – Somethimes Saturday (Tom Middleton Remix) 6. SGreen – Ever Faunt (Original Mix) 7. Roland Klinkenberg – Mexico Can Wait (Mathew Johnson Remix) 8. Slam, Tyrone Palmer – This World (Wighnomy Brothers Remix) 9. Rave Brothers – Samim (Audio Junkies Remix) 10. Wally Lopez, David Ferrero – C’est Paris (Paolo Mojo Remix) 11. Sam Paganini – Lotus (Original Mix) 12. Marc Romboy, Stephen Bodzin – Kerberos (Original Mix)

Jason Timothy of musicsoftwaretraining.com brings the goods this show to give us TONS of tips and insight to make your tracks better and making you more productive than ever! Hear his tracks here: https://soundcloud.com/jason-timothy and check out his training site here: http://musicsoftwaretraining.com