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#12: Are you over processing? | With Special Guest Luke Herold

November 10, 2022 Luke Herold Season 1 Episode 12
#12: Are you over processing? | With Special Guest Luke Herold
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#12: Are you over processing? | With Special Guest Luke Herold
Nov 10, 2022 Season 1 Episode 12
Luke Herold

Podcast Summary

In this episode, we bring you Luke Herold, Founder and Owner of Herold Dynamics, to talk about over-processing when mixing.

Luke Herold is the lead engineer, founder, and owner of Herold Dynamics, a recording studio based in Maryland. Over the past 7+ years, Luke has worked with industry leading artists, including 21 Savage, Jose Guapo, Shy Glizzy, Fat Trel, Lightshow, and Lor Scoota. 

Today, you’ll hear about a day in the life of Luke Herold, his over-processing habits, what to do when you notice your over-processing, trusting your expertise, using FX, mixing vs mastering, buying new plugins, and how long Luke takes to mix a record.


Episode Timestamps

  • [01:00] About Luke.
  • [03:11] A day of recording.
  • [07:08] Constantly overdoing the same thing.
  • [11:32] Over-processing vocal compression.
  • [13:09] When the over-processing happens.
  • [16:02] Expertise vs over-processing.
  • [19:17] Luke’s approach to mixing.
  • [24:57] FX and plugins.
  • [29:09] Mix bus processing.
  • [35:34] Mixing vs mastering.
  • [40:25] Buying new plugins.
  • [42:09] Three things Luke wishes he knew earlier.
  • [45:20] How long it takes to mix a record.


Notable Quotes

  • “It’s always a positive thing to take a break and get that fresh ear back.”
  • “They’re paying for your expertise, experience, knowledge.”
  • “Every record is different, and every record is going to call for something different.”
  • “It’s all about the approach, and every approach is different.”
  • “Keep the things that the artist loves about the rough mix.”
  • “Always give 200% when you’re working with a client.”
  • “Word-of-mouth is an extremely huge thing in this industry.”


Connect with Luke

Website:www.herolddynamics.com.

Twitter:@LukeHeroldMD.

TikTok:@lukeheroldmd.

Instagram:@lukeheroldmd.

Support the Show.

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Show Notes

Podcast Summary

In this episode, we bring you Luke Herold, Founder and Owner of Herold Dynamics, to talk about over-processing when mixing.

Luke Herold is the lead engineer, founder, and owner of Herold Dynamics, a recording studio based in Maryland. Over the past 7+ years, Luke has worked with industry leading artists, including 21 Savage, Jose Guapo, Shy Glizzy, Fat Trel, Lightshow, and Lor Scoota. 

Today, you’ll hear about a day in the life of Luke Herold, his over-processing habits, what to do when you notice your over-processing, trusting your expertise, using FX, mixing vs mastering, buying new plugins, and how long Luke takes to mix a record.


Episode Timestamps

  • [01:00] About Luke.
  • [03:11] A day of recording.
  • [07:08] Constantly overdoing the same thing.
  • [11:32] Over-processing vocal compression.
  • [13:09] When the over-processing happens.
  • [16:02] Expertise vs over-processing.
  • [19:17] Luke’s approach to mixing.
  • [24:57] FX and plugins.
  • [29:09] Mix bus processing.
  • [35:34] Mixing vs mastering.
  • [40:25] Buying new plugins.
  • [42:09] Three things Luke wishes he knew earlier.
  • [45:20] How long it takes to mix a record.


Notable Quotes

  • “It’s always a positive thing to take a break and get that fresh ear back.”
  • “They’re paying for your expertise, experience, knowledge.”
  • “Every record is different, and every record is going to call for something different.”
  • “It’s all about the approach, and every approach is different.”
  • “Keep the things that the artist loves about the rough mix.”
  • “Always give 200% when you’re working with a client.”
  • “Word-of-mouth is an extremely huge thing in this industry.”


Connect with Luke

Website:www.herolddynamics.com.

Twitter:@LukeHeroldMD.

TikTok:@lukeheroldmd.

Instagram:@lukeheroldmd.

Support the Show.