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NJMP Beats provides a space to dissect audio. This is the place where music creators can find information on both the latest and historical music production technologies.
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Signup to Generate a PitchNJMP Beats is a music podcast hosted by Duan Barrino, with 6 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Duan Barrino hosts NJMP Beats, a music show with 6 episodes published.
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Every song has a story—but not every artist is willing to tell it. In this episode of NJMP Beats, Quincy Murdock shares the deeply personal journey behind his latest song and explains why this record is more than just music—it’s his testimony. We discuss what inspired the lyrics, why he chose to step into gospel […] The post The Story Behind The Song first appeared on NJMP Beats .
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<p >In this episode, I discuss more simple details for Beginner Ear Mix Training, highlighting the importance of developing a strong sense of hearing through regular practice. The goal is to listen to many popular songs that match your style, as being surrounded by these tracks helps you notice the small details that make them work. By looking at things like EQ, balance, and effects used in your favorite songs, you can train your ear to make better choices in your own mixing. Also, I suggest you write down what stands out to you in each track, which will help...
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<p >In this episode, I give a small start to what beginner mix engineers should know. First having a good understanding of what the industry sound is crucial for any aspiring engineer. How do you get it? Anywhere music is distributed, whether it’s on streaming platforms, radio, or vinyl. Listen in detail to what makes that record great from an engineer’s standpoint. Analyze the nuances that contribute to its overall appeal. Where does the low end sit in relation to the high end? Does it sound over-compressed, or do the dynamics breathe well? Pay close attention to how well...
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<p >In this episode, we break down the mental aspects of achieving a better mental space. This is important when it comes to making music. We delve deeper into the significance of mindset. We build upon our previous podcast where we spoke about having what you already need. This exploration adds to our understanding of why music creation is deeply rooted in mental wellness. When your mindset is in the right place, the music you create flows more effortlessly. By fostering a positive environment, this creative process becomes even smoother. </p> <p >It’s fascinating how the clarity of thought an...
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<p >In this episode, we break down some of the woes associated with expensive studio gear. We delve into the challenges that many producers and musicians face when investing in high-end equipment. We will compare Behringer products to Universal Audio products, exploring the differences in sound quality, durability, and overall value. Additionally, we’ll discuss how budget-friendly options can sometimes rival their pricier counterparts. These options offer insights into achieving professional results without breaking the bank. Prepare for an in-depth analysis that will help you make informed decisions for your own studio setup.</p> <p >Check out more at https://ww...
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