
Love Music More (with Scoobert Doobert)
By Scoobert Doobert

Love Music More (with Scoobert Doobert)Dec 05, 2023

Release and You Shall Receive with Riley Knapp (RKCB)
Prolific producer-engineer, musician, songwriter, mixer, and mastering engineer, Riley Knapp knows the value of putting stuff out there. One of his songs had under 1,000 plays. Now it’s in an Apple commercial.
Riley and I have worked together for over a decade. He masters all of my music and lots of music from other projects I’ve had, so he knows my work as well or better than anyone — and he’s put a huge stamp on it.
Always an inspiration and forever a good dude, enjoy part one of this special conversation with Riley Knapp, musician.
Reach out to him here - https://www.instagram.com/riley__knapp/?hl=en
Hire him here - https://soundbetter.com/profiles/129798-riley-knapp
And you can hear my music at https://ScoobertDoobert.Pizza
…podcast intro mastered by Riley ;)
The idea of sound. The smile wider.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Back from Japan, Black Friday Plug-in/VST Deals, Building the Home Studio
The tools for making music are getting CRAZY. Let's dig into the future of audio, how the tools influence building a recording studio, and what I learned from my recent music trip to Japan.
Want to hear my stuff? Check out https://ScoobertDoobert.Pizza for all of my links.
Free yourself a little bit from the standard expectation of what comes next 🐠
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Selling Samples on the Splice Charts with Dylan Kidd
Ever been curious about the ways in music that money gets made? A big part of it is the sample/loop economy. Dylan has torn up the Splice charts with his one shots and loops, leading his music to major label releases and international brand campaigns.
I discuss this vanguard of music with Dylan, as well his his musical journey, network, and his eponymous musical project.
Dylan is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer born in Morgan Hill, California. After graduating with a degree in music business from Loyola University New Orleans, Dylan moved to Los Angeles where he currently resides. As a musician, he wears many hats by co-producing (for artists like YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Phabo, and JUICEB☮️X), scoring background music for TV (featured on Discover Channel, the Tennis Channel, and the Metaverse), while also playing live shows as a sideman for various singers.
His most recent musical venture has been selling guitar and drum samples through Splice, a subscription-based sample library for producers. He has produced these packs in collaboration with OneStopShop, an independent sample production label.
Stream his new EP “neuroplastic” here - https://open.spotify.com/album/47MeUwZB23dAird6NC8agF?si=MSYPU7CISzKqljjESNmOxw
You can find Scoobert Doobert’s music at https://ScoobertDoobert.Pizza
Practice and application.
Podcast produced by Beformer

Acoustic Treatment for Home Studios (Absorption, Diffusion, Bass Traps, Oh My)
I moved! And now that I’m blessed to have a studio space, I am cursed with the dreaded *flutter echo.* I’ve met with an acoustician, read up a bunch, and have treated a few spaces before, so I wanted to share a few tips and tricks to treating recording spaces.
Want to hear my music? (It’ll sound better soon thanks to my bass traps!) Check out https://ScoobertDoobert.Pizza
Extrapolate vibrations.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Musical Experimentation and Genre Exploration with Dion Kerr
Fresh off a tour opening for Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Dion shares his takes on musical exploration, genre development, and collaboration.
Dion Kerr is a forward-thinking, multi-dimensional artist (multi-instrumentalist, producer, arranger, songwriter, photographer, and videographer) born and raised in South Florida. Kerr’s work reflects a broad range of influences and mediums. He has toured and recorded worldwide as a leader and a sideman to various groups spanning multiple genres. Dion Kerr displays his unwavering talent as a producer, multi-instrumentalist, and conceptual artist. Utilizing acoustic and electric elements, he blends a wide range of influences and styles into a cohesive sound that expands the limitations of genre-bound music. There are hints of Dion’s eclectic taste in his records' melodic groove-based instrumentals. Experimentation is essential in Dion’s process and is always represented in vivid fluidity.
Dion can be seen at some of the most renowned festivals, venues, studios, and galleries with many great young and upcoming artists of all art forms. Kerr has shared the stage with Ignacio Berroa, Nicholas Payton, Lillias White, Godwin Louis, Jean Caze, Emmet Cohen, Immanuel Wilkins, Justin Brown, Tivon Pennicott, and most recently Marcus Strickland coming off of their European tour of festivals and venues such as Ronnies Scott’s in London. Dion co-founded the band The Smoogies, who released their debut album Planet Smoogies with trumpeter Nicholas Payton and People Music; they are set to release their next record, a live album, in 2024. Dion was the lead engineer and co-producer of Seafoam Walls record XVI; he also played guitar (formerly bass) in the live incarnation, released on Thurston Moore and Eva Printz's label Ecstatic Peace Library, which was recorded and produced in his home studio. They recently got off tour, opening up for Unknown Mortal Orchestra for their US tour dates, and have secured a sponsorship with Fender. He is also a key member in many other highly sought-after bands in South Florida and New York art scenes.
His musical career began early on by being billed with the Dave Leibman quartet while he was still in High School, leading them to reconnect at the prestigious Manhattan School of Music in NY, where he attended school on scholarship. He has been seen at venues and festivals such as The Blue Note, Sevilla Jazz Festival, Martinique Jazz Festival, Ground Up Festival, Guatemala Jazz Festival, Quebec City Jazz Festival, Young Jazz Festival, Casa Del Jazz, and Adrienne Arsht Center. He has toured North America and Europe extensively with different bands. Dion has scored music for films featured at SXSW, New Orleans Film, and Miami Film Festivals.
Dion Kerr’s new solo record, set to be released in 2023, follows up his latest releases, Ivy, which also features Jeff Parker, Bubby Lewis, Adam O’Farrill, Reptile Ground, Echoes of Lost Time, and Ruby. His new record showcases his expansive musical knowledge and arranging abilities, featuring himself on bass, vocals, recording, production, and mixing. His YouTube series Dialogues has been his most recent outlet, which features a wide variety of musical artists that he performs together in an intimate duo setting, which showcases the individuality of each featured artist and how a musical conversation can take place in hopes of bringing people more together.
Check out his Dialogues here - https://youtube.com/@dionkerrdialogues
And check out Scoobert Doobert's music at - https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Knowing vs. Understanding
There's theory, and there's practice. What's best?
Want to hear my music? Check out my links at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Inverted commas.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Odd Time Signatures, Social Media and Musical Surprise with Josh Zimmer
Josh Zimmer (Project Atlantic) has taken off on social media with his tongue-in-cheek music theory videos. In this pod, we discuss how he came to love these quirks of pop music, where social media fits in music marketing, and how special the element of surprise can be.
(I'm traveling at the moment, and uploading the video has proved impossible on hotel and cafe wi-fi. I'll add the video to my YouTube page, when I'm back home in San Diego. My YouTube is https://youtube.com/scoobertdoobertburrito
Check out Josh at
https://instagram.com/projectatlanticmusic
You can surf my music and such at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

The Value of Music Education
Is it a "waste of money" to pursue music? What value does digging deep really have? And why do I love non-technical education so much?
Let's chat!
Want to hear my music? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza to hear!
Learn illogically just by being a part of it.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Mixing, Production, and an AI Gut-Check with Harper James (Marshmellow, James Bay, Frawley)
How do you break into the mixing and production world? What kind of education actually matters? And will AI take our jobs?
Harper joins the pod to discuss the future of the industry and his take on music creation workflows.
Harper James has an impressive track record, having produced, mixed, and written music with a combined 50 million Spotify streams. Harper's work spans indie artists and major label talents, including a notable achievement with their band Eighty Ninety. Their debut single, "Three Thirty," reached #2 on Spotify's Global Viral playlist and #23 on Billboard's velocity chart. Harper also had the honor of having Taylor Swift select their song "Your Favorite Song" for her official playlist. His contributions extend to records by James Bay, Marshmello, Mimi Webb, and Ben Platt, with highlights including mixing James Bay's live version of "Chasing Stars" and contributing guitar to John Legend's "I Don’t Love You Like I Used To." In the indie scene, Harper's productions, mixes, and songs have graced numerous Spotify playlists and garnered attention from Billboard, NME, and FADER. Based in Brooklyn, Harper operates from Degraw Sound studio.
Check out his website at https://www.harperjamesmusic.com
And check out mine at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Set Design by Max Horwich
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Orchestration and Ostinato (Conversations in Audio)
Different instruments have different strengths and weaknesses. How can we lean into each? Or how do we break expectation?
Following the last pod about film scoring, let's dig deeper into orchestration, multi-instrumentalism, and making the music theory work for us as composers.
Want to hear my music? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Making Music for Movies with Shawn Sutta and Adam Robl
I’m joined with the duo of composers as we take an inside look into what it takes to be a indie film composer. They walk me through their home studio build, gear, and journey of serendipity.
Shawn Sutta is a composer whose devotion to film is fueled by his desire to bring people together - both to create a work of art and to tell stories that move people. A passionate collaborator, Shawn enjoys creating with orchestras, choirs, bands and instrumentalists while working closely with filmmaking teams to make stories that connect with audiences.
In 2011 Shawn Sutta started a co-venture creating film music with his close friend Adam Robl, a like-minded musician with a shared passion for his craft. Over the past 11-years, Sutta and Robl have dedicated themselves to composed music for a mix of films that have been featured in theaters, streaming platforms, and prestigious festivals all over the world.
To sample their sounds check out the trailer for the film "Poser" that's mentioned in the pod and scored by Shawn and Adam:
https://youtu.be/YfwqoSaSlVY?si=B75UJ8bTVRJ-thaF
Be sure to follow Shawn and Adam here:
https://www.instagram.com/audiocastle_studios
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5329011
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5155088
https://www.instagram.com/crackfox87
https://www.instagram.com/shawnsutta
You can hear my music at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
In a rhythmic way, sometimes, it’s really fun to build over too. 🌐
Set Design by Max Horwich
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Thinking Polyphonically (Fugue State)
Western music evolved from Gregorian chant (monophonic) to polyphony. But how does that impact modern pop music? What does it mean to think in multiple melodies? Why is Bach still relevant in music schools?
Idk, listen to this podcast and kinda find out I guess.
Want to hear my fugues (jk I don't have any), check out my music at https://ScoobertDoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Bass, Japan, and Videogame Music with Bubby Lewis (Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Stevie Wonder)
Fresh off of the Snoop Dogg tour, Bubby joins the pod to talk about improvisation, musical growth, the church community, and his move to Tokyo. Bubby is one of the wisest, kindest, most joyful musicians I know.
Bubby's Bio:
Bubby Lewis began playing the bass at the age 14. A son of a pastor, his first performance in front of an audience was at his father’s church in Flint, Michigan. During those early years, Bubby realized his love and passion for music would lead him forward. Bubby made his way to Los Angeles to attend video game design, only to find that he was not enrolled in the school. And so music it was; alone in the competitive world of A-List players Bubby’s positive attitude and drive to learn and succeed soon led him to real connections and acceptance from one world class artist to the next. Bubby went on to work with Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Lupe Fiasco, Jhene Aiko, AI, EXILE the Second, Stevie Wonder and many others. You can connect with him on IG @bubbylewis
And you can hear find all of my (Scoobert Doobert's) links at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Set Design by Max Horwich
Podcast Produced by Beformer

How Notes Take Shape: Inversions and Harmony
Why do chords sound the way they do? How does someone arrange for an orchestra? What are musical colors and shape, and how do composers use open and closed chords?
In this pod, I share a few insights about notes and their relationships, and how a way of thinking can influence arranging, recording, and part-writing.
And to hear my music, visit https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Max Martin, Elmo, and Broadway with Dominic Fallacaro (& Juliet)
Grammy-award-winning producer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, Dom, joins me on the pod to discuss everything from Broadway and children's music. Hear how he arranged Teenage Dream for pizzicato strings, and why Max Martin is one of the greatest of all time.
Dominic Fallacaro is a Producer, Composer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Brooklyn, New York. His productions and performances have been featured on numerous albums, and across film and television.
He is the Musical Director, and provided additional orchestrations for “& Juliet” - a new musical featuring the music of Max Martin, now on Broadway.
He won a Grammy in 2015 for Producing the Best Children’s Album, received a nomination in 2018, and his works have been featured on Sesame Street and the Sprout Network. His composition for the 2019 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, also received an Emmy Nomination.
In 2016, he composed original music for the film Shortwave, which has since gone on to win multiple film festival awards. Additional film credits include In the Heights, and Tick Tick Boom. Dominic has appeared at almost any and every venue on the New York City scene, and has toured across the United States and abroad. Visit his website at https://dominicfallacaro.com
And to hear my music, visit https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Generative AI Ain't Got Nothing on This
After chatting with Alex, I thought a lot about the mind-body split, and how much of music and creativity is internalized in the body, instead of localized in the head. So much of what we do isn't rules-based or even logical, and a walk in nature can have as much (or greater) effect on creativity as practice.
Can AI possibly keep up with I?
Check out my music at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza if you'd like!
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Writing Great Songs with Alex Delicata (Beyoncé, Rhianna, Machine Gun Kelly, Kygo & OneRepublic)
Ever wonder how someone writes for Beyoncé? Or how cycling, running, and songwriting all make sense together? Alex joins the pod to talk about his work, his process, and the path that led him to being a songwriter. Alex Delicata is a multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated American music producer, songwriter, and guitarist. Notable releases include Kygo & OneRepublic’s “Lose Somebody”, Meek Mill’s “All Eyes On You” feat. Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj, Beyoncé’s “Daddy Lessons”, MOD SUN’s “Stay Away” feat. Machine Gun Kelly & Goody Grace, Rita Ora’s “How We Do (Party)”, Lil Wayne’s “Dreams” and Rihanna’s “California King Bed”. Check out the official Spotify playlist "Written By Alex Delicata" to listen to some of the essential songs from his catalog at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1EFL78xhtwGbA3?si=81eaeccd88324a7b You can reach out to Alex at https://instagram.com/alexdelicata/ And to hear my music, visit https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

The Types of Reverb (with Examples!)
Spring reverb! Chamber! Nonlinear! Plate! Let's talk through the different styles of reverb, how they effect audio, and some of the uses for these varied expressions of "room sound."
Want to hear my reverbs? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

AI and the Philosophy of Music (and Everything, really)
Can AI create as well as human musicians? Is that even the right question to be asking? How can software developers and technologists rethink generative AI? Let's dig in.
Want to hear my music? Check it out at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Making a Song with GrimesAI (AI Vocals)
Let's make a song using only AI tools: ChatGPT for lyrics, Splice AI for instrumentation, GrimesAI for vocals. Why? Because the best way to understand the hype (and weaknesses) of these tools... is to use it.
This is just one part in a multi-part exploration of generative AI and its impact on music creation, the value of music, and the fate of the universe (I mean kinda).
Want to hear my single with GrimesAI, check out my music at https://ScoobertDoobert.pizza
Disclaimer: This podcast is meant for educational and informational purposes only. No rights are implied.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

The Soul of an Artist (with Human Barbie and veronicavon — Chris Hackman and Xuan Nguyen)
Chris and Xuan join the pod to discuss artistic serendipity, co-writing, unexpected choices, and how recording choices inform genre.
Veronicavon, the brainchild of songwriters Chris Hackman (Human Barbie) and Xuan Nguyen (Xuan), emerged in 2020 with a (secret) mission to explore uncharted horizons in lo-fi pop. Their universe of grainy synths, cassette-drenched drums, and warbling guitars, complemented by Nguyen’s enchanting vocals, creates a wistful, playful, and instantly addictive dreamscape. Flood Magazine dubbed them "casually devastating," and their hypnotic bedroom aesthetic quickly garnered a passionate audience, with over 500k streams on Spotify in their first year. They've been featured on editorial playlists like ‘Fresh Finds’, ‘Borderless’, and ‘Fuzzy’. Keep a close eye on this duo, as they follow in the footsteps of alt-pop icons Men I Trust, Alvvays, and Japanese Breakfast.
Human Barbie, an analog fantasy formed in 2018 by songwriter Christopher Leopold, weaves wistful pop, shoegaze, and psychedelia into a melancholy glowscape. Their debut album ‘Get a Life’ (Poor Man Records, 2020) explores personal heartbreak through psychedelic pop, meticulously recorded on vintage equipment. ‘Get a Life’ received acclaim from fans and critics, featuring in Brooklyn Vegan, BIRP!, Indie Shuffle, KCRW, Buzzbands.la, and Spotify playlists like Undercurrents, IRL ANGEL, and Fresh Finds. The album was a top seller on Bandcamp, with songs used in commercials, including a Facebook radio ad and DISCO’s 2022 SXSW mixtape. Inspired by its success, Leopold crafted the patient and expansive EP ‘no worries’ in a Baltimore warehouse, channeling 90’s-era shoegaze nostalgia.
Be sure to check out their music and follow at:
https://www.instagram.com/therealhumanbarbie/
https://www.instagram.com/vvsohot/
And to hear my music and visit the links, https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Why Music Has Worth
In my last pod, we talked about why music itself is worth (or not worth) pursuing. I wanted to share more about why music matters to me — and how making and expericing music is a good thing for the soul and for the world.
I also dig into my next LP cycle, and whether or not the music I’m making right now is the music I’m supposed to be making.
Want to hear my stuff? Check out my music on Spotify or see my other links at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

The Modern Composer (Video Games and Immersive Art with Patrick Hart)
Patrick Hart is an artist living in Los Angeles. His music has received press in The Guardian, Billboard, The Sunday Times, Spin, and USA Today. His commissioned compositions have been performed on stage in nine countries. His art and installation work co-opts familiar tools of corporate communication to critically explore themes of capitalist ambition, AI, surveillance, and the ‘consumer family.’ Patrick has composed original score for over ten feature films, including ESPN 30 for 30 documentaries The U, Broke, and The U Part 2, and HBO’s 537 Votes. He has scored commercials for McDonalds, Microsoft, Best Buy, Google and Nike, among others. As a graphic/motion designer, past clients include the University of Toronto, UCLA, University of California Santa Cruz, and the City of Miami Beach. Patrick has a Master’s in music composition from McGill University and a Bachelor’s from the University of Miami.
We talk the role of the modern composer, the unique tools and challenges, the promise of AI, and the value of music itself.
Connect with Patrick’s at:
twitter.com/tapesclub and instagram.com/__p_h
And to hear my music and visit the links, https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Psychoacoustics (The Perception of Music)
Ever notice some music sounds louder than others? It's not all volume — a lot of it is perception and evolution!
Want to hear my music? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza for my links.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Sister Songs (Writing Two Songs Back-to-Back)
In this solo pod, I talk about the power of writing two songs in quick succession, how our sense of self grows over time, and the meaning behind my next record cycle, Möbius. The first single from the mega-album just dropped!
If you'd like to check out my music, please visit https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

DIY, Sweden, and Sync with Håkan Persson (Swedish Red Elephant, I Don't Speak French, Indie Shake)
Håkan joins the pod to discuss building a music career, the Swedish scene, and the importance of community. He's a great friend, collaborator, and inspirational guy. I think you'll love to hear his heart-warming philosophy on music!
Håkan Persson is a songwriter, producer, artist and label owner from Sweden. Born and raised in the south of Sweden as the youngest child of two school teachers. From an early age Håkan became enamored with all types of music and soon began recording his friends music as well as his own. While studying at university he met Louise that became his ongoing parter in music for almost all future projects. Coming from the punk / Indie scene Håkan has always maintained the d.i.y mentality. Building collectives and communities of musicians and likeminded individuals. Taking the octopus approach, Håkan has racked up 65 million streams with electronic project Swedish Red Elephant, placed songs with indie outfit I Don’t Speak French for commercials and TV shows. As well as running a successful studio and indie label “Indieshake”.
And to hear my music and visit the links, https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Becoming a Multi-Instrumentalist
Let’s talk about learning different instruments, how to look at goals, and why learning a new instrument shouldn’t get you down.
Want to hear my music? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Moonlight Beach (Songwriting Commentary)
I just released my new album, and I wanted to share the creative reasons behind creating it, the gear I used, and where I'm heading as an artist.
Want to hear my stuff? Visit www.ScoobertDoobert.Pizza for all of my links.

Growing as an Artist
I just released an LP, and I’m on to my next one. In this solo pod, I reflect on my conversation with Phil and the nature of growth. As Phil said, the closer to the source of the audio, the better. So how do we grow the ultimate source of audio — ourselves? (Dramatic lol)
Want to hear my music (and my new record)? Check out my links at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Making BIG Records with Phillip Broussard Jr. (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Adele, Eminem, Muse, Slipknot, Rick Rubin, etc...)
As a bedroom producer, I have a lot of questions, and Phil has the experience to dig deep! We cover pre-session prep, getting the most out of the performance, phase correction, tape, mixing, and more in this special episode of the pod.
Connect with Phil at phillipbroussardjr.com and check out my work at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Sports as a Metaphor for Life
Athletes and musicians have a great deal of mutual respect and attraction. In this pod, I talk about what artists can learn from athletes, how we can apply concepts like “chop wood/carry water” to our practice routines, and why Mamba Mentality is a must for the modern-day artist.
Want to hear my music? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza for all of my links.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

The Power of Collaboration (with Skinny Dippers)
My friend and collaborator, Skinny Dippers (aka Ryan), joined the pod to talk the Brooklyn music scene, collaboration, songwriting techniques, and strategies to grow as an artist.
Check out Skinny Dippers on Spotify and at www.instagram.com/skinnydippersband
And my music is at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza/

Coachella 2023 and the Future of Music
Just got back from Coachella, and boy do I have some thoughts. The future of music is strong. Visuals and fashion is evolving. And there’s room for quirkier musicians on stage.
Want to hear my music? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza for the links!
Podcast Produced by Beformer

AI and Mixing: Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Engineers?
AI was the buzz of NAMM 2023. I heard some bold claims, and wanted to weigh in on the future of mixing workflows, Waves' recent changes, and how Splice is approaching AI.
Want to hear my music? Check out https://scoobertdoobert.pizza for the links!
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Multi-Instrumentalism & Touring with Clairo (with Steve Brickman)
Special Guest (and incredible musician) Steve Brickman joins the pod to discuss playing different instruments, expanding musical horizons, hitting the road with Clairo, and the magic of the OMNICHORD.
Check out Steve's work at https://stevebrickman.com
Check out mine at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Change the Approach, Change the Result — Songwriting Pt. 2
Let's talk about new ways to inspire songwriting creativity, breakdown barriers, and mix it up.
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Making Songwriting a Daily Effort
Let's talk songwriting — lyrics, flow, writers' block, and getting out of the way of the subconscious.
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Son Lux, Everything Everywhere All At Once, and How Sound Design and Production Connect
What makes Son Lux's music so revolutionary? Among many things, the connection between sound design and record production. I dig in and share how they've influenced pop music, the creators that came before them, and where we might be headed next.
Son Lux was the first band ever to be nominated for best original score at the Oscars with Everything Everywhere All at Once. So cool.
Want to hear my very serious musical art ? Visit https://scoobertdoobert.pizza ...
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Sometimes It's Best to Slow Down
You know how much I love pace. While speed is super important, there are times to downshift and take it slow. Finding the balance between speed and accuracy is key for athletes and creatives alike.
As someone that airs on the side of fast, I want to share some of the tips I've been finding as a mixing engineer, and hopefully expand the way you listen to music from a technical perspective.
Want to hear my stuff? My links are over at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

Analog vs. Digital — Which Is Better and Why?
Let's talk about analog color (analogue colour if you're fancy) and how digital emulations have grown over the years. I'll dig into my own process and thinking behind the two camps and how I use them in my mixing.
Want to hear my stuff? Check out my links at https://scoobertdoobert.pizza
Podcast Produced by Beformer

A Mixing Workshop with Scoobert Doobert
Let's mix it up and talk about mixing / best practices / how to pick a mixing engineer / tips and tricks and mono reverbs.
Wanna hear my stuff? https://scoobertdoobert.pizza for the links seach Scoobert Doobert on Spotify.
Podcast Produced by Beformer

DIY Music Production with Garvie
My friend and collaborator, Garvie, joins the pod to talk DIY production, creating a sound, songwriting technique, artist-fan connections, masked musicians, and dealing with mixing engineers in San Diego :)
Find more my stuff at www.scoobertdoobert.pizza and Garvie (@garviesounds) at garviesounds.com

KŌAN B, C, & D (Official Track Commentary)
In this pod, I finish out my LP KŌAN's track / production commentary!

KŌAN A (Official Track Commentary)
From Sapporo, Japan, I go track-by-track from my new LP, KŌAN, with a breakdown of concepts, techniques, goals and vibes. (And a translation of my songs in Japanese.)
Since this ended up being a lot longer than I thought it would be, I'm breaking this up into four parts.
Questions? Hit me up at www.ScoobertDoobert.Pizza

What is Dolby Atmos / Spatial Audio?
Let’s talk about how to mix in Dolby Atmos—the benefits, the challenges and the stuff I’m most excited for.
Thanks to EngineEars for the certification course. Been fun getting to know this new way of mixing.
Questions? HMU at www.ScoobertDoobert.Pizza

Making the workflows work for you
There's a ton of tools. Knowing when to use them is sometimes as hard as knowing which to use.
Spoiler: The low tech stuff is often the move.
My album is coming out this Friday! Check it out at www.ScoobertDoobert.Pizza on Sept 9.

My Mixing Workflow (How to structure creativity)
It's a give and take between creativity/chaos and order. Here's how I approach workflow, to up my pace but still keep it chaotic.
Questions? Wanna hear my work? Visit www.ScoobertDoobert.Pizza

Growing as a Musician: Progress Isn't Linear
False expectations are one of the biggest reasons that people give up. In this pod, I talk music (and other) progress, and my view on difficult and rewarding journey of growth.
Questions / requests? Hit me up at www.ScoobertDoobert.Pizza

5 Lessons from Igor Stravinsky
What does a 20th century composer have to teach a modern pop musician?
At least five things!
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Collaborating with CHAI (Cross-cultural Music Making)
In this pod, I talk about how I met CHAI, the music we've made together, and the opportunities and challenges of collaborating across cultures, languages, and styles.
Making music with one of my favorite bands has been a dream, and I'm so excited to tell you all about it!
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