MWTM Q&A #5 - Joe Chiccarelli

[@mrkrodog24]

Joe is one of my favorite human beings. He has such a nurturing and supportive energy when working with artists and people just starting in the industry..

[@aarvin1]

This guy's got an AMAZING nice vibe and energy!

[@giovannigramegna8566]

Questions: 1) 0:56 2) 3:18 3) 6:02 4) 7:32 5) 9:18 6) 11:28 7) 13:30 8) 14:26 9) 15:56 10) 19:37 11) 21:53

[@etyrnal]

Or a mix with the Masters session, I can't believe what they did with the quality of the audio and micing with this interview

[@Adoomy712]

Thanks so much, Mr. Chiccarelli!

[@jimslade2264]

Nice thought on starting the mix with all the elements in. I wholeheartedly agree, though I am certainly guilty of hitting that solo button. Thanks Joe!

[@senadinfaze]

Joe, you're a gentleman!

[@joelonsdale]

I always think that the questions are a little daft - they are always after some kind of answer - when the answer is always "it depends"! I still enjoyed listening but it's all down to experience, not a formula.

[@K100music]

I love these videos!

[@AARONKAYE]

Joe is a standup guy with great insights!

[@QuikdethDeviantart]

Why parallel compression on vocals (as opposed to dynamic compression etc)?

[@itsme5900]

awesome session with joe :-)

[@RTCLR123]

Thanks!

[@noordermaatstudios]

Well Joe,you´ve told me something ,thank you

[@jasonjasonjasonjasonjason]

We could jam in Joe's Garage His mama was screamin' His dad was mad We was playin' the same old song In the afternoon 'n' sometimes we would Play it all night long It was all we knew, 'n' easy too So we wouldn't get it wrong All we did was bend the string like...

[@QuikdethDeviantart]

“Ree too tee too teee too teena neena neena neeeee” Hey! Down in Joe's Garage We didn't have no dope or LSD But a coupla quartsa beer Would fix it so the intonation Would not offend yer ear And the same old chords goin' over 'n' over Became a symphony We would play it again 'n' again 'n' again 'Cause it sounded good to me ONE MORE TIME!

[@basehead617]

What's he talking about? There was tons of reverb on 90s rock/r&b/pop records. Not drums (that's very 80s) but other stuff.

[@AlexeiOrelovich]

Thank you!

[@sonnybrasco9735]

nice Q&A

[@evygil]

you would be great to work with!

[@TrunzMcintyre]

Sir can u mix my tracks ?

[@flowerplate]

Did he say "Bigness?"

[@sorawonakusu]

nice smile :)

[@VEGAN-X]

QUESTION: WHAT IF YOU ONLY LIKE TRADITIONAL ROCK BLUES JAZZ AND LIVE STRINGS,AND HATE RAP AND DANCE BUT ITS IN FASHION DO YOU JUST SELLOUT?

[@briannorwood5010]

If you want to make a living, you take the work you can get.

[@bradmodd7856]

For every big studio that closed, there are 50 small studios that have popped up, put the tissues away.

[@allanlimaverde6201]

Brad Parker Hm true that. Good point