1 hr 30 min
#61:Timothy Abraham And Sometimes ... Why? with Rob Szabo
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- Personal Journals
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Timothy Abraham is a Juno winning producer, engineer, mixer and composer. We dig into his creative process and the meditation-like alpha wave brain state he gets into when working on a mix. He stresses the importance of setting up plugin chain templates and workflows that allow him to work fast and stay in this purely creative zone and how, as a mixer, one of your most valuable tools is the mute button. We talk about the confidence it takes to stay open to other people’s ideas, listening to your inner voice and the importance of communication between artist and mixer. He details how the process of having to rebuild his studio 3 times within a five year span has been resilience building and he also shares insights he’s gained through self reflection in the past few years.
“There's a mindfulness and a self-awareness that I think I'm learning in my mid forties that I wished I learned when I was in my mid twenties. Just learning how to be a better man and a better communicator and a better listener. Paying attention to your body, paying attention to your mind, and being able to kind of step back from that and understand that, and also being less judgmental of yourself. And that goes with learning how to step back in a relationship and not be judgmental and drawing boundaries. And to do that, you have to understand what you want and figure out why you feel things and how to have a good conversation with another person or how to fight clean. All of that work turns around to yourself as well. And so your conversations with yourself, you can employ a lot of those same kinds of things.”
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THE INTRO MEDLEY FEATURES:
Liar (Mike Todd)
Make It (30 Frames)
Ok Ok (Beth Moore)
What I Believe (Steve Strongman)
Charity Case (Sean Pinchin)
First Of The Last To Know (Peter Katz)
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TIMOTHY ABRAHAM
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AND SOMETIMES ... WHY?:
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Timothy Abraham is a Juno winning producer, engineer, mixer and composer. We dig into his creative process and the meditation-like alpha wave brain state he gets into when working on a mix. He stresses the importance of setting up plugin chain templates and workflows that allow him to work fast and stay in this purely creative zone and how, as a mixer, one of your most valuable tools is the mute button. We talk about the confidence it takes to stay open to other people’s ideas, listening to your inner voice and the importance of communication between artist and mixer. He details how the process of having to rebuild his studio 3 times within a five year span has been resilience building and he also shares insights he’s gained through self reflection in the past few years.
“There's a mindfulness and a self-awareness that I think I'm learning in my mid forties that I wished I learned when I was in my mid twenties. Just learning how to be a better man and a better communicator and a better listener. Paying attention to your body, paying attention to your mind, and being able to kind of step back from that and understand that, and also being less judgmental of yourself. And that goes with learning how to step back in a relationship and not be judgmental and drawing boundaries. And to do that, you have to understand what you want and figure out why you feel things and how to have a good conversation with another person or how to fight clean. All of that work turns around to yourself as well. And so your conversations with yourself, you can employ a lot of those same kinds of things.”
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THE INTRO MEDLEY FEATURES:
Liar (Mike Todd)
Make It (30 Frames)
Ok Ok (Beth Moore)
What I Believe (Steve Strongman)
Charity Case (Sean Pinchin)
First Of The Last To Know (Peter Katz)
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SUPPORT THIS PODCAST: CLICK HERE
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TIMOTHY ABRAHAM
WEBSITE
INSTAGRAM
SPOTIFY PLAYLIST OF TRACKS THAT TIM + ROB HAVE WORKED ON
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AND SOMETIMES ... WHY?:
ANDSOMETIMESWHY.COM
EMAIL
IG
FB
TWEET
1 hr 30 min