Nicolas De Porcel (Roddy Rich, Kendrick Lamar): Why Most Mastering Engineers Fail
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05/17/23 • 110 min
In this episode, we delve into the world of mastering and explore the concepts that make a thriving mastering business, while picking the brain of certified RIAA Diamond mastering engineer and founder of Million Dollar Snare Nicolas De "Dep" Porcel.
We discuss what it takes to truly become a master of the audio engineering craft, both from a practical and philosophical standpoint.
Dep shares his growth and discusses the challenges and opportunities he's encountered on the journey to quickly becoming one of the most sought after mastering engineers.
We also touch on the personal development it takes build trust, reliability, and a reputation for excellence.
You can check out more from Dep at:
milliondollarsnare.com
In this episode, we delve into the world of mastering and explore the concepts that make a thriving mastering business, while picking the brain of certified RIAA Diamond mastering engineer and founder of Million Dollar Snare Nicolas De "Dep" Porcel.
We discuss what it takes to truly become a master of the audio engineering craft, both from a practical and philosophical standpoint.
Dep shares his growth and discusses the challenges and opportunities he's encountered on the journey to quickly becoming one of the most sought after mastering engineers.
We also touch on the personal development it takes build trust, reliability, and a reputation for excellence.
You can check out more from Dep at:
milliondollarsnare.com
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