The Ultimate Music Producer Starter Guide 2021

A Practical Beginner's Map for a Lifetime of Mixing and Recording Singers and Rappers Using Affordable Audio Gear and Secret Inside Industry Knowledge

By: Alec Cole

Narrated by: Luke Clark

Do you want an immediate shortcut to start producing insanely high quality songs for talented artists who are amazed by your work?

I find that there's a ton of information out there regarding music production, and to be honest, 80 percent of it is a complete waste of time and money. Stop throwing away your valuable time tickling your mind with recommended YouTube videos! It's time to stop looking at all this consumerism being shoved in your face and start honing in on your musical ability.

My goal is to give you specific, top-of-the-range, affordable pieces of gear for you to get when starting out that will stick with you for years to come. As a producer, you should be spending time on your creative process and less time thinking about what options you have and what plugins you should buy.

This short guide will give you all of the essentials you need to start producing unbelievable work right now, along with inside industry knowledge on how to get straight to the point and produce with the best, most efficient, and affordable equipment.

You'll discover:

• The seven items you need to create multiple, high quality sounding albums that compete with top hits
• Multiple, easy mixing techniques that professionals discuss behind closed doors
• The number one affordable mixing bundle that has all the plugins you need for a lifetime of professional mixes
• An amazing free bass plugin that shouldn't be free

If you want to be envied, respected, and yards ahead of your musical peers while setting yourself up for a lifetime of quality production with insanely talented artists, then scroll up and click the "buy now" button right now!

©2021 Luke Walsh (P)2021 Luke Walsh

Top mixing and recording crash course

I started out in 2004 recording on an old tape 4-track. Those were the days! It was a nightmare trying to get multiple instruments overlapped with so little to work with. I ended up giving a production a break (sadly). This audiobook was exactly what I needed to kickstart my passion - I’m back in the game with up to date knowledge! This really helped me level up my recording and mixing to heights I would have believed before. Especially recording hip hop. Thank you to the author!!

One of the most likable and useful books for computer musicians

Compare this with Ari’s Take—yes, it’s smart, but is the size of Moby Dick and mostly recommends fairly expensive gear. This will give you easy to follow advice to improve your craft first. You’ll narrow down your to-do list and proceed with confidence.

All I need to get into Producing!

Being new to the industry, this is all I need to get into mixing and recording from the ground level up without being overwhelmed with too much information. I wanted up to date information, so I chose this book that was published in 2021 so it is relevant for today. I was not disappointed- in fact, I chose right and would highly recommend this for anyone looking to do their own producing. The author is motivated, driven and fun to listen to and his enthusiasm makes me excited to take action and get started!

Some amazing advice

I listened to this as a bit of a primer, and I was pleased to find it’s chock full of great ideas. And step-by-step action plans, which is really cool. It’s also really well-narrated. Would recommend!

Great Beginner Guide

I have been in and out of wanting to produce my own music for years, from messing around with outdated janky software like techno EJ 2 decades ago to audacity and garage band. I haven't really found the mindset to sit down and learn a DAW that will allow me to succeed. This is a great crash course into what it takes to become a music producer. I am self-taught on guitar and think I am a good singer, so I figured this would push me in the right direction. I know that to be successful, it really just takes putting in the work, and this has given me a LOT to think about in terms of whether or not I really want to produce my own music or if I am fine just jamming alone on my guitar. The information is well put together and is great for beginners. It's well worth listening if you think you want to produce music and know that you and you alone determine your success.