Hi Everyone, I saw this in a production Expert email. It seems like Battery studios is going to lose their home. Hope not!!!! Terry https://www.production-expert.com/production-expert-1/battery-studios-faces-demolition-heres-what-you-can-do

Another new style of video, please comment on YouTube and let me know your thoughts/if you want more like this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZyPPeyOVew

There is a preliminary bill making its way through congress. Take a look here and contact your congress critter. https://musicfirstcoalition.org/ Click to join their growing movement to get Congress to pass the American Music Fairness Act so that artists are paid for their music on AM/FM radio. This affects us as musicians. If we're lucky enough to get airplay, it's another source of passive income....every little bit counts. Note: I have zero affiliation with these folks. Just supporting a good idea. Best, Terry Wellman The Museum Recording Studio Bach n Roll Music Ltd. Aurora, I (Chicago)

Tomorrow we're hosting a virtual open day for our audio school. We'll be joined by 3 students who will be sharing their journey through The Reverse Engineer program, and giving their best advice for those looking to reach professional quality in their music, or considering joining the program. @Caleb Loveless, our Director of Education, will also break down the curriculum, show you behind the scenes of our dedicated learning platform, and answer your questions about how our mentorship works. If you're serious about reaching industry-standard quality in your music, or you've already been considering The Reverse Engineer, be sure to come along. The open day starts at 9am PDT / 12pm EDT / 5pm BST / 6pm CEST and will last around 2 hours. RSVP here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SJtxxQYSRTSL0jUly8WeAQ#/registration Hope to see you there! Cheers, Rob

I finally did an inventory of all the plugins I own… and the number is around 300 🤯 But they are useless if I don’t truly know them. So I’m starting a long-term journey of studying and testing each plugin, beginning with the most important ones. My plan: - 2 plugins per week - 3 days study per plugin - at least 1 hour each day - Sunday review of both plugins That means 8 plugins per month and so 96 plugins per year. I’m committing to some understanding how each plugins shapes tone, dynamics, color, and workflow. It’s going to take time and patience. But honestly… there’s no other way. Is there? Gotta do it!