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EP 140 | Architecture Without Signature Style | Love Chaudhary’s Radical Design ThinkingIs having a signature style really necessary to become a successful architect?In this powerful and deeply insightful episode of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, we sit down with Love Chaudhary, Founder & Principal Architect of AND Studio, to challenge one of the biggest myths in architecture today.From dropping out of engineering to working under Pritzker Laureate B.V. Doshi, and going on to design landmark projects like Hyatt Regency Dehradun, Love Chaudhary shares why he believes listening to the client, understanding context, climate, and culture matters more than imposing a personal design signature.In this episode, we discuss:Why “signature style” can be dangerous in architectureThe real meaning of sustainability (beyond green glass & certifications)How Indian architects understand Indian context better than global firmsDesigning luxury without excess or noiseMaterial honesty, vernacular intelligence & climate-responsive designLessons young architects must learn outside collegeHow technology, VR & COVID are reshaping architectural practiceThis episode is a must-watch for:Architecture students & young architectsPracticing architects & designersDevelopers & hospitality professionalsAnyone interested in meaningful, long-lasting architecture🎧 Available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major audio platforms.👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments:Do architects really need a signature style—or is it overrated?

Do parents and policies really understand what architecture education demands today?In EP 139 – The Ideal Parents and Policies, we move to Part 2 of our deep, five-part series on Design & Architecture Education in India with Abu Talha Farooqi—Associate Professor & Associate Dean at OP Jindal Global University, Jindal School of Art & Architecture.This episode looks beyond the classroom and studio—into the home and the system.We discuss:What parents expect from architecture as a career vs the reality students faceFinancial pressure, social validation, and comparison with “conventional” professionsThe role parents play in shaping (or restricting) creative confidenceEducation policies in India and their disconnect from real-world practiceWhether current policies empower students—or reduce education to checklistsWhat ideal parents and effective policies should actually look likeThis is a must-watch for:Parents of architecture & design studentsStudents struggling to explain their career choices at homeEducators and academic leadersPolicymakers and professionals invested in the future of design educationThis episode is not about blame.It’s about alignment—between parents, policy, and the reality of the design profession.🎧 EP 139 – The Ideal Parents and PoliciesNow live on YouTube & all audio platforms.

What is it really like to be a young architect in India today?In EP 138 of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, we bring together three young architects at three different stages of their careers—a fresh graduate, a mid-career professional, and someone with a decade of experience—for a fun, honest, and unfiltered conversation about life inside the architecture profession.This episode moves beyond portfolios, awards, and social media highlights to explore the real struggles young architects and interior designers face in India. From first salaries and long site hours to gender bias, self-doubt, pressure, and the gap between design education and professional reality—this conversation captures what the profession actually feels like on the ground.We talk about:The everyday struggles of young architects and designersGender bias and site realities in Indian practiceBitter-sweet stories from early and mid-career lifeHow architecture education helps—and where it failsPressure from family, society, and social mediaWhat young architects do better than previous generationsWhere seniors got it rightFears, uncertainties, and why they still choose to stayDespite touching tough topics, the episode remains light, fun, and deeply relatable, filled with laughter, honesty, and moments that will stay with you.If you’re an architecture student, a young architect, an interior designer, or someone curious about the future of Indian architecture—this episode is for you.🎙️ Listen till the end for raw, honest advice every aspiring architect needs to hear.

What does it really mean to be an ideal student of architecture or design in India today?In this first part of a five-part series on Design & Architecture Education, I sit down with Prof. Abu Talha Farooqi—Associate Professor, Associate Dean at JSAA, OP Jindal Global University, BEE-certified ECBC Master Trainer, and recipient of the Solar Decathlon India Outstanding Faculty Award. Abu brings together academic depth, industry engagement, and a rare sensitivity towards ecological and human-centered thinking in architecture.Together, we explore education from the student’s point of view.We unpack:The gap between expectation and reality in architecture collegesWhy students feel lost, anxious, or underpreparedWhat students expect from education vs what the profession demandsThe emotional, financial, and career pressure on young designersWhat an “ideal student” should really look like in today’s worldThis episode is for:Architecture & design studentsAspirants planning to join design collegesParents trying to understand this professionEducators shaping the next generationThis is not theory.This is a real, honest conversation about what students deserve—and what they must take responsibility for.

What does it really take to design a safe high-rise in India?In this episode of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, Rishabh Aggarwal sits down with Mr. Ajay Gupta, Founder & Principal Consultant at Perceptive Ideas Consulting Engineers Pvt. Ltd., one of the country’s most respected structural engineers behind landmark projects such as JW Marriott (Shimla & Sohna), AIIMS Faridabad, Dr. Ambedkar International Centre, Taj Amer Jaipur, and Krisumi’s Waterfall Residences.With over 20 years of experience, an M.S. from IISc Bangalore, and more than 300 projects across hospitality, healthcare, public buildings, residential towers, and mixed-use developments, Ajay Gupta brings rare clarity to how great structures are actually conceived, tested, and built.In this conversation, we explore:How high-rise buildings are designed for seismic safety, drift control, and human comfortWhat value engineering truly means—and why it is not about cutting cornersWhen a building should be retrofitted vs rebuiltHow BIM, cloud computing, and AI are transforming structural designWhy peer reviews are critical in preventing failuresThe most common site-level mistakes engineers makeWhy constructibility matters as much as calculationsWhat civil engineering students must learn beyond softwareThis episode is essential listening for civil engineers, architects, builders, developers, project managers, and students who want to understand the thinking behind safe, efficient, and future-ready structures.If you care about structural engineering, high-rise design, seismic safety, BIM, AI in construction, durability, and ethical engineering, this conversation will change how you look at every building around you.Build it right. The first time.

In EP135 of The CODE, we sit down with Anil Badan, Founder & Principal Architect of Studio B Architects, to unpack a journey that mirrors the evolution of India’s luxury hospitality industry itself—from a first salary of ₹3,000 to designing some of the country’s most prominent 5-star hotels.This episode goes far beyond motivation. It is a technical, insight-driven conversation on how hotels are actually designed, planned, and sustained in India. We dive deep into hotel planning and circulation, guest flow vs service flow, material performance over 15–20 years, and the real economics of luxury and sustainability. Anil breaks down where most hospitality projects fail, how poor planning increases operating costs, and why net-zero hotels begin with design decisions—not technology add-ons.Whether you are an architect, hotel owner, developer, operator, or architecture student, this episode offers practical frameworks, honest numbers, and hard-earned lessons from real projects across India.This is not a philosophical discussion—it’s a masterclass on hospitality design, materials, money, and long-term thinking.🎧 Listen in to understand what truly separates hotels that merely look luxurious from those that work effortlessly for decades.

On a random Sunday, while I was driving by one of our national highways, I noticed people sitting on cots (chaarpaai) in their farms (khet) and having food, smoking a hukkah and talking. I particularly noticed how relaxed and happy they looked. I thought why not recreate that in Cities, perhaps in a farmland, get people together and have a light, happy and informative conversation about my favorite topic- Construction and Design. Which started out as an idea to inform and educate contractors, became a self initiated quest for genuine knowledge and real solutions where the contractors came up with the day to day challenge they face on sites. Their queries are very real. Every contractor must go through the same troubles. Answering the queries were Civil Engineers Vishal Attri and your favorite Dr. Concrete Suneet Gupta. It was a light, fun and genuine conversation.Hope you enjoy it!www.linktr.ee/indiasno1constructionpodcast

In EP133 of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction & Design Podcast, I speak from the student’s side, while Nien Siao, Dean at JS Institute of Design, presents the educator’s reality.We unpack design education in India—why colleges chase toppers, not problem-children, the business of education, colleges driven by money vs intent, real ROI on expensive design degrees, and whether design schools truly prepare students for industry.A raw, honest, and necessary conversation for every design student, parent, and educator questioning the system.

India is building the future — but what if the foundation of that future lies in the wisdom of the past?Welcome to Episode 132 of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, where Rishabh Aggarwal sits down with Shibani Dasgupta Jain, Founder & CEO of Baaya Design, the visionary studio behind some of India’s most iconic airport designs, corporate headquarters, luxury residences, and public spaces.Shibani has spent over 20 years reimagining Indian artisanal crafts within modern architecture and interior design — creating large-scale innovations like:✨ Textile & 3D mural installations at Lucknow Airport✨ Cultural storytelling at Gwalior Airport✨ Art-driven spaces at IIM Ahmedabad✨ Corporate identity through art at Tata Bombay House✨ Bespoke craft-infused luxury homes across IndiaIn this power-packed conversation, discover:🔹 Why craft is design intelligence developed over centuries🔹 How airport art, corporate environments & hospitality spaces use design to influence human behaviour🔹 Why design thinking must lead construction — not follow it🔹 How to create ROI from art & craft in commercial spaces🔹 What architects & interior designers can learn from India’s craft ecosystem🔹 The future of India’s cultural identity in the built environment🔹 How storytelling can transform places → into meaningful experiencesShibani breaks down her Art-of-Design methodology — designing for identity, emotion & context, not just aesthetics.If you’re an architect, designer, builder, developer, real-estate professional or design student — this episode is a masterclass you can’t miss.🔥 If you love architecture, interiors, construction, Indian craft, sustainability & design innovation — watch till the end!

EP 131 – Design Explained: The Viral 20x60 Slender House in DelhiWhat if a home built on just 20x60 ft could feel as grand, open, and connected as a villa?In this episode of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, host Rishabh Aggarwal sits down with Ar. Kapil Aggarwal, Principal Architect at Spaces Architects@KA, to decode the architecture behind the viral “Slender House” — a masterpiece that’s redefining how India thinks about home design.📍 Project: Slender House, Delhi📏 Plot Size: 6m x 18m (20x60 ft)🏗️ Architect: Ar. Kapil Aggarwal, Spaces Architects@KA🏠 Built-up Area: 6,550 sq. ft.📅 Completed: 2024🔍 What’s Inside this EpisodeHow to design a 20x60 ft home that feels infiniteUsing skylights, voids & vertical volumes to bring light and ventilationThe emotional story behind the Tree of Life artwork in the houseWhy Kapil believes “light is the real luxury”What homeowners can learn from this project before building their ownLessons from 30 years of architectural mastery at Spaces Architects@KA💬 Top TakeawaysThis episode blends real architecture education with relatable insights for every home builder:→ How to make a small plot feel spacious→ How to bring emotion into design→ Why “quality over quantity” defines modern luxuryIf you’re an architect, interior designer, civil engineer, or a homeowner planning your dream home, this is a must-watch episode that demystifies great design — explained simply.⏱️ Chapters📸 Follow & Subscribe📺 YouTube: @indiasno1constructionpodcast🎧 Spotify: The CODE Podcast📸 Instagram: @indiasno1constructionpodcast🔖 Why You’ll Love This EpisodeIt’s not just a house — it’s an idea.A home where light connects generations, art becomes memory, and architecture becomes emotion.Welcome to the Slender House — where design proves that even a narrow plot can hold infinite stories.

What does it take to design a space that feels like a story?In this episode of The CODE: Construction. Design. Engineering., Rishabh Aggarwal sits inside one of Delhi’s most extraordinary interiors — PVR Home, Vasant Kunj — with the visionary behind it, Architect Smriti Raheja Sawhney, Founder of DesignEx.Together, they decode the architecture, materials, and lighting that shaped this luxurious, emotionally intelligent space.Smriti shares how brass, marble, and glass were layered to create warmth and drama, why lighting is not just about visibility but emotion, and how design can make people feel even before they understand why.She also opens up about her journey — building DesignEx, the challenges of being a woman in architecture, and the reality of balancing creativity with business.Whether you’re an architect, designer, builder, or design enthusiast, this episode is your front-row seat to the making of one of India’s most talked-about hospitality interiors.🎙 Inside PVR Home — where architecture becomes experience.

EP129 — Doctor Concrete Part 6: The Science of CuringIn the final episode of our Doctor Concrete series on The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, Er. Suneet Gupta — Civil Engineer, Concrete Technologist, and affectionately known as Doctor Concrete — breaks down the most misunderstood and overlooked step in concrete making: Curing.We’ve talked about Batching, Mixing, Transportation, Placement, Compaction, and Finishing.Now comes the step that ensures all of that effort actually works — Curing.Curing is not just sprinkling water; it’s a controlled process that helps concrete gain its true design strength, durability, and resistance to cracks. Yet, it’s the step most people rush or skip.In this episode, Doctor Concrete explains:What curing really does inside the concrete structure.Why continuous moisture is critical for cement hydration.The right duration for curing as per IS 456:2000 (7–14 days minimum).The best methods — ponding, wet gunny bags, sprinkling, curing compounds.What happens when curing is delayed or insufficient.The link between curing, durability, and life span of RCC structures.Because the truth is simple — you can do everything else right, but if you skip curing, your concrete will fail.🎧 Watch EP129 – Doctor Concrete: The Science of Curing now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.#DoctorConcrete #TheCODEPodcast #ConcreteTips #CivilEngineering #ConcreteCuring #ConstructionBasics #SiteWork #BuildingStrong #RCC #Infrastructure #ConcreteScience

EP128 — Doctor Concrete Part 5: The Art of FinishingIn this episode of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, we continue our 7-part Doctor Concrete series with Er. Suneet Gupta, Civil Engineer and Concrete Expert — widely known as Doctor Concrete.After exploring Batching, Mixing, Transportation, Placement, and Compaction, we now move to one of the most visually defining and performance-critical stages of concrete work — Finishing.Finishing isn’t just about how your slab looks; it’s about how it performs. Done right, it prevents cracks, improves durability, ensures better bonding for flooring, and gives concrete its final strength and character.In EP128 – The Art of Finishing, Doctor Concrete explains:What finishing actually means in concrete construction.The right time to start finishing after compaction.How to avoid bleeding water and laitance on the surface.Tools and techniques — from wood floats to power trowels.Common mistakes that lead to surface cracks and weak layers.IS code guidelines for finishing and curing practices.Why finishing too early or too late can ruin the top layer’s strength.Doctor Concrete simplifies how proper finishing is not just an aesthetic step but a scientific process — one that directly impacts the life and quality of the structure.🎧 Watch EP128 – Doctor Concrete: The Art of Finishing now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.#DoctorConcrete #TheCODEPodcast #ConcreteTips #CivilEngineering #ConcreteFinishing #SiteWork #ConstructionBasics #BuildingStrong #RCC #SurfaceFinishing

EP127 — Doctor Concrete Part 4: The Art of CompactionIn this episode of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, we continue our exclusive 7-part Doctor Concrete series with Er. Suneet Gupta, Civil Engineer and Concrete Expert — known across the industry as Doctor Concrete.After discussing Batching, Mixing, Transportation, and Placement, we now move to the fifth and most crucial step in making strong, durable concrete — Compaction.Compaction is where the concrete truly comes to life. It’s the step that decides whether your concrete is dense, durable, and strong, or full of voids, honeycombs, and hidden weaknesses.In this episode, Doctor Concrete explains:What compaction really means and why it’s essential for achieving design strength.The difference between manual and mechanical compaction methods.How to properly use a needle vibrator on site — duration, frequency, and spacing.What happens when you under-compact or over-compact.IS 456:2000 guidelines on compaction and vibration time.Common on-site mistakes that reduce strength and durability.Practical site tips for contractors, engineers, and homeowners to ensure perfect compaction every time.Doctor Concrete simplifies what many overlook — that even a perfectly mixed and placed concrete can fail if not compacted right.🎧 Watch EP127 – Doctor Concrete: The Art of Compaction now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.#DoctorConcrete #TheCODEPodcast #ConcreteTips #CivilEngineering #ConcreteCompaction #SiteWork #ConstructionBasics #BuildingStrong #RCC

EPISODE 126: Are All Indian Hotels Starting to Look the Same? | Ar. Anil Badan on the Future of Hospitality DesignFrom Jammu to Nairobi, from the Himalayan slopes of Gulmarg to the tropical coastlines of Goa — Ar. Anil Badan, Founder and Principal Architect at Studio B Architects, has shaped some of the most iconic hospitality destinations across India and the world. With over 25 years of experience and projects spanning countries like Kenya, China, Pakistan, Bahrain, and Zambia, his portfolio includes names like The Khyber Himalayan Resort & Spa, Radisson Blu Agra, Taj Gateway Raipur, Park Plaza Lahore, Holiday Inn Noida, and many more.In this episode of The CODE, we sit down with Ar. Badan to explore the evolution of Indian hospitality design — and ask the question that’s on everyone’s mind: “Are all Indian hotels starting to look the same?”His journey from Genesis Interiors and Fab Interiors to establishing Studio B Architects in 2002.The behind-the-scenes challenges of building in extreme climates — like the Khyber Himalayan Resort in Gulmarg.What it takes to design 50+ hotels across continents — and how culture, climate, and context shape architecture.The creative constraints of working with global hotel brands like Radisson, Holiday Inn, Lemon Tree, and Marriott.Whether brand guidelines are killing creativity in Indian hospitality design.Why many Indian hotels now look “copy-paste” and how the industry can reclaim originality.The rise of boutique hotels vs. large chains — and where the real design innovation lies.His take on Indian developers, ROI pressures, and the future of design individuality.Fun segments including a rapid-fire round (his wildest client request, favorite project, and biggest design regret) and a “this or that” game revealing his personal preferences in design.🎧 Listen to the full episode of The CODE with Rishabh Aggarwal —Available on:Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, JioSaavn, and Audible📰 Read extended insights and design stories from this episode on:Substack and Medium under The CODE by Rishabh Aggarwal🧠 What We Discussed:

Episode 125 — This Couple Designs Homes Together — and Still Talks to Each OtherMeet Ar. Vardha Aggarwal and Ar. Chirag Gupta, the creative duo behind Sculpt Design Studio, one of Delhi’s most exciting young design practices redefining contemporary Indian homes. Founded in 2019, their studio is known for crafting meaningful, human-centric spaces that blend emotion, function, and aesthetic ease — from luxury residences to boutique commercial interiors.But today’s conversation isn’t just about design. It’s about what happens when love, architecture, and business collide under one roof.We talk about:🎙️ How couples survive running a design firm together.💡 The biggest lighting mistakes Indian homeowners make.🪑 One small change that instantly makes a home feel luxurious.🎨 Styling secrets for modern Indian apartments.🔥 2025 design trends — arches, curves, wellness, and warm tones.🧠 “Do architects secretly hate Pinterest boards?”🏠 “Homes should feel like a hotel suite or your favourite old sweater?”⚖️ His view vs her view — open kitchens, function vs form, Vaastu vs modern planning.💬 The weirdest client requests and the funniest design disagreements they’ve had.This episode is playful, opinionated, and full of real design wisdom — from lighting, luxury, and styling, to how couples navigate creativity together without losing their minds (or their clients).If you’ve ever dreamt of running a studio with your partner, designing your own home, or just love hearing couples debate marble and mood boards — this one’s for you.📍 Hosted by: Rishabh Aggarwal — Founder & Host of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn & YouTubethis couple designs homes together, sculpt design studio, vardha aggarwal, chirag gupta, indian architects, interior design couple, delhi interior designers, architecture podcast india, the code podcast, rishabh aggarwal podcast, best architecture podcast, design trends 2025, luxury interiors india, interior design tips, home styling india, lighting design india, home decor 2025, interior design debate, open kitchen vs closed kitchen, vaastu vs modern design, marble interiors india, couples in architecture, modern indian homes, interior design inspiration, design studio india, creative couples podcast, architecture in india 2025, indian design trends, design arguments, home design podcast, luxury home design india🎯 YouTube Tags (for virality & discoverability)

EP124 — Doctor Concrete Part 3: Transportation & Placement of ConcreteIn this episode of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, we continue our 7-part mini-series with Civil Engineer Suneet Gupta, aka Doctor Concrete — the man who’s simplifying concrete science for everyone from site engineers to homeowners.After covering Batching and Mixing in the previous episodes, Doctor Concrete now explains the 3rd and 4th steps of making strong site-mixed concrete — Transportation and Placement.Most people think good concrete ends with a good mix, but Suneet reveals why what happens after mixing decides whether your concrete stays strong or starts failing early.In this episode, we discuss:What happens to concrete between mixing and pouring.Why delay in transportation can ruin your mix.How to maintain workability while moving concrete on site.The right way to place concrete in formwork to avoid segregation.Common on-site blunders that reduce the strength of even the best concrete.Ideal time limits between mixing, transport, and placement as per IS codes.Tips for small builders and homeowners to monitor quality control.Doctor Concrete brings his years of experience and site wisdom to explain how these seemingly simple steps — moving and placing concrete — can make or break your structure’s life.If you’re building your own home, managing a project, or just love construction science, this episode is a must-watch.🎧 Watch EP124 – Doctor Concrete: Transportation & Placement of Concrete now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.#DoctorConcrete #TheCODEPodcast #ConcreteTips #CivilEngineering #ConstructionBasics #ConcretePlacement #SiteWork #BuildingStrong

EP123 – What Nobody Understands About India’s Property Market | With Deben Moza (Knight Frank)In this episode of The CODE – India’s No.1 Construction Podcast, Rishabh Aggarwal sits down with Deben Moza, a seasoned leader with over two decades of professional experience in architecture, construction/project management, and corporate relocations. Currently with Knight Frank, one of the world’s leading independent real estate consultancies, Deben has delivered projects across hospitality, residential, commercial, and retail sectors, with expertise in project management, workplace strategy, and construction consulting.We deep-dive into the realities of India’s property market—the parts that nobody talks about openly. From delays, regulations, and ESG challenges to workplace transformations and the future of Indian cities, this conversation is packed with insights for developers, architects, civil engineers, students, and homebuyers alike.🔑 Key Questions Discussed in This Episode:How has Deben Moza’s career shaped his perspective on architecture, construction, and real estate?What is Knight Frank’s philosophy of “partners in property” and why does trust matter in today’s market?Is the Indian office dead—or just evolving post-COVID?Which property sectors in India excite Deben the most, and which worry him?Why does the Indian construction industry still suffer from cost overruns and delays?Is sustainability in construction genuine, or mostly greenwashing?What makes Indian real estate uniquely challenging compared to London, Singapore, or Dubai?Are luxury housing prices in India a bubble waiting to burst?Which Indian cities are getting urban planning right—and which are failing?How can Knight Frank and consultancies like it help solve India’s affordable housing crisis?What does the future of project management and real estate look like with AI, ESG, and global capital flows?💡 Whether you’re a student, builder, architect, engineer, or investor, this episode reveals what nobody understands about India’s property market—but should.

Doctor Concrete Part 2: Mastering the MixIn this second episode with Civil Engineer Suneet Gupta, aka “Doctor Concrete”, we explore the Mixing stage—the step that brings together cement, aggregates, sand, and water into one cohesive blend.Mixing determines the workability, strength, and durability of your concrete. A bad mix can lead to weak structures, cracks, and costly repairs. Doctor Concrete simplifies the science and explains:The difference between hand mixing and machine mixing.Why uniformity matters for quality concrete.How much mixing is enough (and how much is too much!).Practical do’s and don’ts for site engineers and homeowners.This is Part 2 in our 7-step journey to perfect site-mixed concrete. Make sure you catch Part 1 on Batching and get ready for Part 3 on Transportation & Placement!

Doctor Concrete Part 1: The Art of BatchingWelcome to the first episode of our fun and insightful mini-series with Civil Engineer Suneet Gupta, aka “Doctor Concrete”. In this part, we dive into the first step of making the best possible concrete while site mixing – Batching.Batching is all about getting the proportions right—the exact measurement of cement, sand, aggregates, and water. Without this precision, the concrete’s strength, durability, and workability suffer.Doctor Concrete breaks it down in a simple, engaging way, explaining:Why batching is the foundation of good concrete.The difference between volume batching and weight batching.The common mistakes people make at construction sites.Practical tips for homeowners and site engineers to ensure quality.This is Part 1 of a 7-step series covering Batching, Mixing, Transportation, Placement, Compaction, Finishing, and Curing. If you’re building your own home, working on a site, or just curious about how strong concrete is made, this is the perfect place to start!Stay tuned for Part 2: Mastering the Mix coming soon.