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Drew Vespers is a sought-after engineer, producer, influencer, speaker, and coach. Having assembled a vibrant, international collective of music producers via his social media networks and worked with many of the industry's heavyweights, Vespers is a highly-regarded thought leader and creative innovator. Building on his success from Youtube, Vespers has become an authority on audio production. He's been a keynote speaker at events like the Virtual Electronic Music Summit and AEMCon, as well as stand-out music festivals such as Shambhala and Basscoast. His teaching experience includes working with Langara College Electronic Music Production Program, SAE Institute Vancouver, Nimbus School of Recording, Mac Pro Video, Full Sail University, and Ableton itself for their official Learn Live video series.In 2013 Vespers co-founded Warp Academy, where he's assembled a team of top-tier instructors, sound designers, and audio experts. Warp Academy has been recognized as an official Ableton Certified Training Center and has worked with over 50,000 students, empowering them to create exceptional music and live their passion.We had a great discussion with Drew about the deep inner game and tactics musicians need to use to gain traction and mastery the art form of music. Here's what you'll learn about: Learn how to overcome setbacks, avoid destructive comparisons, and build emotional strength as a modern musician.Discover the power of mindfulness practices in managing burnout, stress, and enhancing mental well-being.How to approach wicked problems, overcome self-judgment, and harness unconventional tools for musical and personal development.Access all Warp Academy resources here: https://warpacademy.com/Books mentioned in this episode: https://www.amazon.com/Effortless-Mastery-Liberating-Master-Musician/dp/156224003X/ref=asc_df_156224003X/https://www.amazon.com/Stealing-Fire-Maverick-Scientists-Revolutionizing/dp/0062429655Want to Fast Track Your Music Career? Try MusicMentor™ Pro For Free: https://go.modernmusician.me/music-mentorApply for Gold Artist Academy: https://link.modernmusician.me/apply-for-coaching

This is Garth Richardson! He is a Juno award-winning Producer and Engineer who began his career at the young age of 15 while working in his father’s studio. Later, he became one of the founders of The Nimbus School of Recording Arts. Garth’s unyielding focus on excellence, dedication, and passion are just a few of the reasons the artists he works with, and the albums he produces, go on to achieve great things. Garth has worked with Rage Against The Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rise Against, Atreyu, Biffy Clyro, Taylor Swift, to only name a few. I went into this conversation with the intention to unravel how mentorship has impacted his life. As time passed Garth went from mentee to mentor. He knows the immense value that mentorship can be and wants to deliver it to those who are truly committed to what this life is. If you are serious about this Garth wants you to know that this isn’t a job but rather it is a lifestyle. Episode theme: How did your previous mentors affect how you mentor today? Mentorship coming full circle. It is incredibly difficult if not impossible for people to accomplish extraordinary tasks on their own. Without mentorship, we wouldn’t have a lot of the magnificent art that has been put out throughout history. Humanity’s greatest strength is collective knowledge. If you want to gain a deeper understanding of how valuable mentorship is at all levels then this episode is for you! Watch HERE.Thank you for joining us, Tiernán! A big thank you to Prevail Media Group for producing Go Produce. Thank you FACTOR Canada for funding part of this initiative.Do you want exclusive content? Check out our Patreon. Patreon is totally safe and allows creators and artists to earn a monthly income by providing exclusive rewards and perks to their members or Patrons. We have different tiers for membership set up with perks like exclusive content, mastermind sessions, and even access to our live guest interviews.Go ProduceFollow on InstagramSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/goproduce)

Season 2: Episode 4 Bob Ezrin     Episode 4 of Song Chronicles Season 2 presents the first of our two-part interview with the renowned producer Bob Ezrin. Since the 1970s, Bob has been the producer of some of the biggest albums in rock history. Here are some of  the albums he did during his first decade as a producer: KISS’s record Destroyer, Lou Reed’s Berlin, Peter Gabriel’s solo debut, Pink Floyd’s landmark record The Wall, and seven hit albums with Alice Cooper.              Bob with Alice Cooper circa 1975     A Toronto native, Bob launched his career at the age of 19 when he got a job with Jack Richardson, a top Canadian producer. In this episode, he reveals the funny circumstances involved with his first producer’s gig: Alice Cooper’s breakout record Love It To Death. The important mentorship he received from Jack was a reason behind Bob starting the Nimbus School of Recording & Media, a school he co-founded with Jack’s son, Garth. During our conversation, Bob touches on what he sees his job is as a producer, and why he feels it is vital “to keep the passion and wonder of youth for as long as you can.”   Bob in the studio with Phish's Page McConnell   Bob has produced albums for Deep Purple, Rod Stewart, Jane’s Addiction, The Deftones, The Catherine Wheel, Hanoi Rocks, The Jayhawks, Phish and more.    Bob and Deep Purple's Roger Glover    He also has made soundtrack albums, produced classical acts like 2CELLOS and the Canadian Tenors, and made opera superstar Andrea Bocelli’s first #1 album, Si.   Bob at work on Andrea Bocelli's album   In the 1990s, Bob helped start the computer software company 7th Level and the internet radio provider Enigma Digital. He co-produced the star-filled 2009 benefit The Clearwater Concert, which celebrated Pete Seeger’s 90th birthday and, more recently, was involved in the stage version of Berlin.   The stage adaptation of Lou Reed's Berlin               You will also hear some fascinating behind-the-scenes stories about the making of The Wall, including the studio technology that Bob introduced to Pink Floyd.   Bob welcomes Alice Cooper, Desmond Child and Louise to his studio. Photo by Kyler Clark   And this is just half of our entertaining interview with Bob Ezrin! You’ll hear more from him in the next edition of Song Chronicles. But for now, enjoy the first of our two episodes with the one and only Bob Ezrin.    

This week's guest is Live Sound Technician and Audio Instructor, Swann Barat. Swann is one of the smartest people I know, has one of the coolest first names you've ever heard, and has always been an inspiration to me, and others in her life. She has toured North America and Europe with some really cool acts, including Hannah Georgas, The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer, and The Belle Game. She is currently the House Sound Tech at Vancouver's Fox Cabaret, and an Audio Instructor at Nimbus School of Recording and Media. Swann Barat has been called one of Canada's best sound tech's, and what's really cool about Swann is that she is one of those rare people who pretty much knew exactly what she wanted to do in life by the time she was 16, and has succeeded in pursuing her dream. In this episode, Swann tells her story, from being raised by her grandparents in rural France, to deciding to make the move across the world to Vancouver, BC, to touring with some of her favourite artists, and what exactly it means to be a Sound Tech. I'd say more but I don't want to spoil the story for you… ----more----  LINKS to stuff we talk about in the episode: The Fox Cabaret Nimbus School of Recording and Media Girls Rock Camp Vancouver Soundgirls.org Women in Music Women in Music on Facebook Blind Pilot Hannah Georgas The Belle Game The Pack A.D. The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer Kim Churchill  Jill Barber Aerialists ----more---- For more information or to join the conversation, visit thisamazingstory.com Or send mail to host, Malcolm McMillan. This Amazing Story on Facebook This Amazing Story on Twitter This Amazing Story on Instagram   This episode was produced by Malcolm McMillan for This Amazing Story. ©2020

Garth Richardson, aka GGGarth, is a producer who has worked with huge names in rock and metal such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against the Machine, Nickelback, Motley Crue, Testament and many more. He’s also the co-founder of the Nimbus School of Recording Arts in Vancouver, Canada. ON THIS EPISODE: 2:37 – Work ethic is everything 7:05 – Being ... Read More The post EP 255 | Garth Richardson appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

In this episode, I talk to sound engineer, tour manager and front of house technician, Swann Barrat. Swann has worked at most venues in Vancouver and has toured with bands across North America and Europe. She’s an Audio Instructor at the Nimbus School of Recording and Media in Vancouver, and has worked with organizations such as Girls Rock Camp, Women in Music BC, and the Producers' Lounge. You can find find Swann on Instagram @swann2nVisit:Girls Rock CampWomen in Music BCProducers' Lounge

We are live in front of a studio audience at Nimbus School of Recording Arts in Vancouver, Canada. Joined by Producers: Garth Richardson (Rage Against the Machine, Biffy Clyro, RHCP) and Doug Fury (Bif Naked), along with Todd Hancock (ToddCast Podcast), Lyle Chausse (LCE Music), Corrine Lea (Rio Theatre), Dave Roberts (The Washboard Union), J.J. Caithcart (Scrape Records) and Kristina Lao (Actor, Musician, Artist Advocate); we break down what's happening in Vancouver and around the world of music!

This week on OffKey we're talking to Kristina Lao, a multidisciplinary artist, who also works with the Nimbus School of Recording & Media on business and community development, is a board member of Music BC, and is the founder of the music collective Indie Van City. Kristina is a wonderful storyteller and had some wonderful words of wisdom. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did. Episode Cover Art Photo by Kyrani Kanavaros Check out our show notes for more! https://medium.com/membran-labs/offkey-music-podcast-season-2-episode-7-kristina-lao-nimbus-school-bc-78ab65b49138 Find Kristina at... Website: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mykristinalao/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mykristinalao Twitter: https://twitter.com/MyKristinaLao Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4OC1Ynwdx8tqOmvu7G2K3Q Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/kristinalao Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/kristina-lao/510480351 OffKey episodes are released every Monday on your favourite podcast listening platforms. If you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to OffKey and leave us a rating and review on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/offkey/id1450403128?mt=2 Get in touch, we'd love to hear from you! Email: offkey@membran.net Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/membranlabs/ Linh Sa: https://www.instagram.com/linhsaarnold/ If you're interested in recording your own podcast, visit us at http://membranlabs.com/ for more info! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/offkey-music-podcast/support

In our first ever episode you get to meet us! Shane Alyward and Dayln Girard. Shane the Audio Engineer graduate from Nimbus School of Recording Arts, and Dayln the Film Production Graduate from Vancouver Film School combine knowledge and information from our time both In and Out of school to inform you on you perspective of both our current industries! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetomarockshow/support

Joining us this week out of Vancouver is music producer and engineer, Garth Richardson. Garth’s worked with some of the biggest names in rock, including Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Nickelback, Trapt, Biffy Clyro, Rise Against, and even Taylor Swift. Garth is also the co-founder of the Nimbus School of Recording Arts, a private technical music production institute, and is the owner of The Farm Studios. In this interview, we hear the advice Garth would offer to musicians looking to work with a producer, as well as aspiring producers themselves. He also shares some funny stories about revenge with us, as well as the best advice he received from his dad. Enjoy! Highlights: - Rock and Roll does not start at 8am - When producing, the song is the most important thing - The three things Garth looks for when producing are the songs, the singer, and the drive - Today the artist is more responsible for themselves than ever - “Put down your phone, get off your laptop, and write songs!” -... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.