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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Jacob Morris, also known as Jacob Biz Morris, shares his journey as a mix engineer based in Atlanta, originally from Dallas, Texas. With over 21 years of experience in the music industry, he reflects on his early influences, pivotal moments, and the lessons learned along the way.
Career Development: Starting as a tracking engineer, Jacob worked with notable artists like Lecrae and others at Reach Records, showcasing his growth from recording to mixing.
Pivotal Career Moves: He emphasizes the importance of mentorship and how learning from seasoned professionals shaped his understanding of mixing and engineering techniques.
Professional Relationships: Jacob discusses his friendship with Lecrae and how trust and collaboration led to significant opportunities and professional growth.
Creative Process: He candidly shares his thoughts on the subjective nature of mixing, admitting to the constant desire for improvement and how critical feedback has made him a better engineer.
Balancing Family and Work: Jacob reflects on the challenges of balancing a demanding career with family life, emphasizing the importance of being present for his children.
Advice for Aspiring Engineers: He encourages young engineers to value their time and expertise, underscoring the importance of not working for free and maintaining professional standards.
Career Development: Starting as a tracking engineer, Jacob worked with notable artists like Lecrae and others at Reach Records, showcasing his growth from recording to mixing.
Pivotal Career Moves: He emphasizes the importance of mentorship and how learning from seasoned professionals shaped his understanding of mixing and engineering techniques.
Professional Relationships: Jacob discusses his friendship with Lecrae and how trust and collaboration led to significant opportunities and professional growth.
Creative Process: He candidly shares his thoughts on the subjective nature of mixing, admitting to the constant desire for improvement and how critical feedback has made him a better engineer.
Balancing Family and Work: Jacob reflects on the challenges of balancing a demanding career with family life, emphasizing the importance of being present for his children.
Advice for Aspiring Engineers: He encourages young engineers to value their time and expertise, underscoring the importance of not working for free and maintaining professional standards.
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