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My guest is Mastering engineer Sam Moses based in Nashville. Sam has worked with Billy Ray Cyrus, Joan, Nightly, Smallpools, Shoffy, and The Aces. Sam has also developed The Curtain Wall system of acoustics.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Growing Up in the Middle of Nowhere
- Aspiring Pro Golfer
- Blue Grass Cross Roads
- Cornfield Concerts
- Secret Boombox Rap Recordings
- Discovering Music As A Career
- Chicago Living
- Recording vs. Rock Stardom
- Zach Jablow
- Making HipHop Beats
- Working Retail
- Keys to The Studio
- Discount Apartment Recording to Keys For a Studio
- Private Closet Parties
- Learning Mastering
- West Palm Beach's Creative Sound
- Daniel Zayas
- Studio Artist Development Project
- A Good Step but Not enough
- Joe Barresi
- Mix with the Masters in France
- Going to Nashville
- Michael Hugues
- Musical Assassins
- Paul Moak
- Focusing on Mastering
- People make it possible
- Mentoring Matthew Garber
- From Mentor to Peer Births a Podcast
- The Attack and Release Show
- Home Studio Evolution
- The Curtain Wall System
- Nashville Community
- Leaving the Church
- Focus on the Present
- Bad Religion (Not the band)
Matt's Rant: The Importance of Our Peers
Links and Show Notes
- Moses Mastering
- The Attack and Release Show
- Sam on Instagram
- Download the Curtain Wall System
- Matt's other Instagram Account
- WCA on Instagram
- Connect with Matt on Linkedin
- Current sponsors & promos
Credits
- Guest: Sam Moses
- Host: Matt Boudreau
- Engineer: Matt Boudreau
- Producer: Matt Boudreau
- Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau
- WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell
- Announcer: Chuck Smith
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