MASTERING YOUR ALBUM WITH THE MASTER (feat. Kevin Lively- Elton John, Rage Against the Machine, Aretha Franklin and much more)

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Today's episode is brought to you by: (https://www.oklahoma-film.com/) - Production Insurance for your studio or film. Want to advertise on the podcast? Email info@okieshowshow.com *********************************************************************************** If you're a recording artist, mastering is one of those things that is often times a bit of an enigma. But it's also the thing that makes your album sound like, well, an album. Today we talk to Kevin Lively, who got his start as an audio engineer and now one of Oklahoma's most sought after mastering artists. Today Kevin provides unsurpassed quality and integrity in audio mastering for varieties of recording artists, both well known and others more esoteric. Serving as a member of the Producers and Engineering Wing of the Grammy Academy (NARAS) and also a member of the Audio Engineering Society (AES), Kevin continues to give back to future generations as an educator at the Academy of Contemporary Music with the University of Central Oklahoma (ACM@UCO). Check out his website at www.kevinlivelymastering.com (https://my.captivate.fm/www.kevinlivelymastering.com) *********************************************************************************** SHOW NOTES: 8:00 - What the crap is MASTERING?! 16:50 - What does the mastering process look like? 24:00 - Mastering gadgetry! (Nerding out on gear) 33:22 - The biology of hearing 39:21 - What the future of technology look like 48:29 - Stories from the studio (Freaking ARETHA FRANKLIN?!) 57:09 - Advice for the upcoming musician 1:03:24 - Advice for the upcoming mixers and masters...ers 1:06:09 - Contact Kevin! 1:11:02 - SCENE: "Ye Olde Healers" ********************************************************** Want to help us out? Share the episode and leave us a 5 star rating! Also visit us online at (http://www.patreon.com/okieshowshow). Support this podcast