This episode came about from our discussion of the roles a producer may be responsible for but isn't often get talked in the recording education space or often overlooked. Nick discusses his experience of working in house at Rockfield Studios, working for Rick Rubin on a Donovan record with Nigel Kennedy that was effectively a remote session way before remote sessions were a thing. We also discuss how education has changed and looking at the work experience position and how some institutes used to fall down due to teaching a topic or record production with limited or no experience.

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Chapters

00:00 - Small Talk, Vocalzones

0:52 - Are there different roles and types of producers?

6:05 - Has the role of a producer changed? Educations approach and redefining the terms

10:15 - Where degrees can fall down

11:52 - Rick Rubin

16:20 - The transition from Tape to Pro Tools

18:38 - Owen Morris and Noel Gallaghers relation producing Oasis

20:30 - Making decisions and committing to them

24:00 - Leeders Vale Workshop