Danny Reisch: Creating an Inspiring Studio Environment

Danny Reisch a producer, engineer, writer, multi-instrumentalist and studio owner. Originally from Texas, Danny built an incredibly successful recording studio called Good Danny's, where he established himself as a world class producer, mixer and engineer. Since then Danny has moved to LA to pursue more opportunities, including film score mixing. Recently, Danny just finished producing, engineering and mixing the new Local Natives LP, as well as albums for Bayonne and Barns Courtney. Danny also produces and engineers the music for the game “Halo.” In the film scene, Danny has just wrapped score mixing for Disney’s "Peter Pan and Wendy,” A24’s “Smooth World,” as well as AMC's hit show "Interview with the Vampire.”

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:

• Leaning into your decisions
• Listening to old demos
• Making the process of engineering feel invisible in a production
• Working with templates
• Creating efficiencies with an analog system
• Making the studio a creative environment
• Setting expectations about the sonics of an album and the process of creating it
• Managing emotions
• His #1 question for helping a band define their sound
• The disadvantages of attended sessions

To learn more about Danny Reisch, visit: https://www.gooddannys.com/

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