The Art of Recording - Record, Mix, Master to the level of a commercially acceptable release.

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Giving lessons for over 15 years and taught hundreds.
Student Feedback
Is it Luck or the Power of Creative Thinking?
I'm posting this with many thanks to Lon for a wonderful workshop. While my intent was to take the
course on the basis of its technical merits, I have been touched to a greater extent by both your
philosophies of music and life. . .
Lon refers to himself as lucky. I think a lot of this luck is believing in yourself. At what point did Lon
"discover" his luck--was it Berklee Conservatory, was it in London? Is it karmic or is it nurturing the
mind to appropriately take on risks and adeptly handle the challenges?
Posted by Paul Petersky
Recording at Lon’s Studio is one of the most exhilarating, fun and motivating experiences of my life. Lon
and Consti combine professionalism and love to make it a truly rewarding experience. It's evolved in me a
passion to sing that I never before would have taken seriously.
Posted by Mindy Vickers
Yo, Mister VanEaton!
You asked us to write a paragraph about the class. I was going to give it
to you at your party but forgot, so here it is:
Imagine
Imagine there’s no crappy music,
It’s simple and it’s fun,
No poor mixes around us,
Because we listened to Lon,
Imagine all the students recording for eight weeks...
Imagine there’s no right or wrong way,
And trust in your sixth sense,
Learn from what you already know,
And hands-on experience,
Imagine all the students enlightened one by one...
Imagine talk of music and philosophy,
From a soul that doesn’t quit,
Answers to questions you never thought of,
From a dude who knows his shit,
Imagine A Better World Studio, that’s where this all takes place...
You may say I’m a music maker,
But I’m not the only one,
I hope some day you’ll join the alumni,
And we’ll all record as one
My life as a musician is like pushing a boulder up a mountain, but I will
not stop until I reach the peak, and when I do I’ll smash the boulder into
steps so that I may climb higher. I want to make a record. I’ve got a pile
of emotions that need a place to live. I’d like to sing you some songs and
discuss music and see if what makes me sing makes you want to hear me sing.