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My guest is the return of Grammy Nominated producer/engineer Ryan Ulyate, who has worked with Tom Petty, George Harrison, Traveling Wilburys, Mick Fleetwood & Friends, and ELO. Ryan has jumped through the "Imaginary Glass Window" to create a solo record, which we discuss in this episode.
In this episode, we discuss
- The Tom Petty Catalog
- Making a Solo Record
- Planning for ATMOS
- Taking on a Different Role
- The Imaginary Glass Window
- Difficulty in Writing Lyrics
- California Song
- Putting Things Together
- Mastering with Romanowski
- The ATMOS Mercedes
- 1973 Instrumentation
- Recording Steve Ferrone
- Getting Nominated for a Grammy
- ATMOS Downloads
- Lessons for Audio Pros Who Write
- Blu-Ray
- The Japanese Market
- Being Aware of Audio Trends
- Creature of Habit
Matt's Rant: Staying Calm, Staying Humble
Links and Show Notes
- Ryan on WCA #378
- Michael Romanowski on WCA #309
- Ryan's Record on Immersive Audio Album
- Ryan's Record on Apple Music
- Ryan's Site
- Advice from De Niro
Credits
- Guest: Ryan Ulyate
- 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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