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Episode #336 – Engineer/Producer J.J. Blair, Music Piracy Evolving, And Sony De-Emphasizing Electronics
Episode #336 – Engineer/Producer J.J. Blair, Music Piracy Evolving, And Sony De-Emphasizing Electronics
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Length:
40 minutes
Released:
Sep 22, 2020
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Podcast episode
Description
NEWS
Music piracy is evolving, or so an industry association wants you to believeSony is de-emphasizing electronics
GUEST
Engineer, producer and musician J.J. Blair
Musician, engineer and producer J.J. Blair has a long list of engineering credits including Joe Bonamassa, Kelly Clarkson, Jeff Beck, the Black Eyed Peas, Keith Urban, Weezer, and many more. Heâ s also produced and mixed the Grammy winning record "Press On," by June Carter Cash, engineered on the Grammy winning and #1 Billboard Hot 100 record "Great American Song Book vol. 3," by Rod Stewart, as well as engineering on P. Diddy's #1 hit "All About the Benjamins.â
J.J. is one of the most talented engineers that Iâ ve personally worked with, able to hear things that most people miss. Heâ s also an avid gear aficionado with a collection of both music and audio gear that most people can just dream about.
During the interview we talked about working in the studio during the pandemic, simplicity when recording, his placement of favorite microphones, a great Johnny Cash story, and much more.
On the intro Iâ ll take a look at how music piracy has evolved, and how Sony is de-emphasizing itâ s electronics business.
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Music piracy is evolving, or so an industry association wants you to believeSony is de-emphasizing electronics
GUEST
Engineer, producer and musician J.J. Blair
Musician, engineer and producer J.J. Blair has a long list of engineering credits including Joe Bonamassa, Kelly Clarkson, Jeff Beck, the Black Eyed Peas, Keith Urban, Weezer, and many more. Heâ s also produced and mixed the Grammy winning record "Press On," by June Carter Cash, engineered on the Grammy winning and #1 Billboard Hot 100 record "Great American Song Book vol. 3," by Rod Stewart, as well as engineering on P. Diddy's #1 hit "All About the Benjamins.â
J.J. is one of the most talented engineers that Iâ ve personally worked with, able to hear things that most people miss. Heâ s also an avid gear aficionado with a collection of both music and audio gear that most people can just dream about.
During the interview we talked about working in the studio during the pandemic, simplicity when recording, his placement of favorite microphones, a great Johnny Cash story, and much more.
On the intro Iâ ll take a look at how music piracy has evolved, and how Sony is de-emphasizing itâ s electronics business.
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Released:
Sep 22, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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