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TASCAM On Air is a twice-monthly podcast that explores podcasting, sound design, indie filmmaking, vlogging, recording, and more with a host of legendary TASCAM artists, producers, and other major players discussing their techniques and philosophies. Each episode digs into the world of audio and the technical approaches to achieving superior sound.Subscribe to never miss an episode and discover previous episodes here to stay up to speed and learn how to take your projects to the next level.
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TASCAM Talkback

Bruce Wawrzyniak, for TASCAM

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From a leader in products for every segment of the sound and music industry comes a podcast for podcasters and streamers. Eagerly immersing itself in this booming audio/streaming/voice realm, the company is delivering this show every other week to speak to beginner, intermediate, and advanced level users. Content ranges from How To, to news, tips, tricks, and hardware and software, including talking to content producers - the very people who do it.
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Capture Your Art

Bruce Wawrzyniak, for TASCAM

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A bi-weekly show that brings together musicians, engineers, producers, and fans to celebrate all things audio, with a focus on TEAC and TASCAM products and their users. Listeners can expect to hear the show host and guests discussing a wide variety of music- and audio-related topics, ranging from hobby and professional-level music recording to audio for picture, field recording for sound design, turntables, high-resolution audio playback, and installed sound systems. Content will include how ...
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First Last Best Worst

Carl M Banks, Taylor Rogers, & Paul Blackwell

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Join Carl, Taylor & Paul as they invite musical guests to share and discuss their FIRST, LAST, BEST & WORST songs. Discover new artist and learn the nuts and bolts of songwriting. This (to our knowledge) is the world's first analog podcast, recorded to tape on a TASCAM 4-track live in Brooklyn New York, then digitized for the world. Listener mail: [email protected]
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Post-punk trio Pons ("the hardest working band in Brooklyn" according to OhMyRockness.com) joins us in the studio for this enlightening episode. Playing terrible DIY venues, the influence of David Cronenberg films, and connecting with the reptilian brain are among the subjects discussed. Enjoy!Thanks for listening and drop us a line at flbwpodcast@…
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Based out of Bethlehem, PA, Matt is an engineer, studio owner, and multi-instrumentalist. Join us as we discuss his studio - Shards Recording Studio - and his philosophies regarding the recording process, his band VoirVoir, the thriving local scene he surrounds himself with, and what gear from TASCAM has had an impact on his productions. Don't forg…
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Joining the show virtually this week is none other than Roland Guerin. An absolute monster bass player, Roland has been across the world following his passion for music. Listen along as we discuss sharing the stage with legendary symphonic acts, being mentored by some of the greatest musicians the world has ever known, being behind the board in the…
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Our guest this week is full-time nerd and professional hype woman Nicki Sun! Nicki is a prolific content creator who can be found both in front of and behind the camera. From tech talks and tutorials to hosting and moderating, making films to podcasting; there's nothing she can't do. Listen along as Nicki talks about her go-to gear, how she got sta…
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Joining us remotely this week is TASCAM Artist Lee Turner. Based in Nashville, Lee is no stranger to the audio industry with more than twenty years of experience. He's an accomplished songwriter, producer, as well as a touring musician. Listen along as Lee talks about 2Twenty2 Studio, how he ended up playing and producing for Darius Rucker, writing…
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Joining us by phone this week is a legendary turntablist - DJ Johnny Juice. In addition to being DJ for Public Enemy, Johnny owns a recording studio where he produces, engineers, and even composes for film. Listen along as we discuss Johnny's roots in the b-boy scene, his philanthropic work, the journey to becoming a turntablist, and how TASCAM was…
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What happens when a person is obsessed with vinyl and classic recording styles and techniques? Well, the possibilities are endless, but one option is for them to own a record label, a record store, and produce and engineer albums. That's the option Terry Cole chose. Join us this week as Terry talks about carving out a spot for his vision in the mus…
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Talented audio professionals often possess the skills to deftly move between industries; that's exactly what Tom Tierney has done. Starting as a musician, then becoming a studio engineer, then moving to television and film; Tom has done it all. Join us as we discuss what working in all corners of the audio industry is like, owning a recording studi…
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Dudley Music joins us on this enlightening episode of First Last Best Worst! Getting lyrical advice from your mom, working with Taleb Kweli, and the potentially problematic term "French fry dude" are among the subjects discussed.Check out more from Dudley Music here:IG: @dudley_musicFB: @dudleymusic1Regular internet: www.dudmusic.comEnjoy, and drop…
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Producing, arranging, composing, engineering, singing - is there anything Grammy winning K.C. Porter can't do? Join us as K.C. talks about creating Spanish language translations for some of the biggest acts in pop music, his love for TASCAM gear, how he got his start in the music industry, writing and recording his solo records, and the non-profit …
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Manny Marroquin is a legendary mix engineer with eleven Grammy wins and a curriculum vitae that includes work from artists like Kanye West, Imagine Dragons, Bruno Mars, Paramore, and a whole slew of other incredible acts. Manny joins us this week to discuss how he got his start in the industry, his first experience with TASCAM gear, Larrabee Studio…
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As a producer who has made records in multi-million dollar studios in the U.S., as well as in the confines of old Cold War era bunkers in Asia - Manny Nieto is a studio genius with an immense wealth of knowledge. Join us this week as Manny discusses recording albums all over the globe, an obsession with creating the perfect ribbon microphone, and h…
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Whether you're at home sitting on your comfy couch or in a movie theater getting ready to see the next big blockbuster hit - you've definitely heard the work of this week's guest. Robert Dudzic is arguably the biggest name in movie trailer sound design. You've heard his work across various trailers for MCU, DCEU, and Star Trek movies; as well as nu…
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This week's episode features a man of many talents - Rick Allen. He's been steeped in professional audio his entire life; from radio work and mixing, to sound design and teaching, he's done it all. We sit down with Mr. Allen and discuss how to properly smash a toilet, where he got his start, how he ended up teaching at CRAS, what TASCAM gear is in …
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What do Beastie Boys, Los Lobos, and Gogol Bordello all have in common? The renowned Fredo Ortiz! Fredo's the man behind the drum kit (or percussions) for an incredible amount of artists; those listed above, plus the likes of Tenacious D, Mariachi El Bronx, and many more. Listen along as Fredo tells us about his personal journey through the music i…
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Joining us remotely from the City of Angels is none other than Tommy Bolan - shredder supreme from such bands as Doro, Warlock, NYC, and many more. Tommy sits down with us and discusses touring, his original audition that shot him into the spotlight, how TASCAM gear has helped his career, playing massive festivals, and he keeps us laughing the whol…
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This week we sit down with singer/songwriter Jessica Lynn. Jessica has an amazing backstory with ties to some massive names in the music industry such as Phil Vassar, Richard Marx, and more! Listen in as Jessica discusses her colorful industry past as well as what she has on the horizon, her musical heroes, and her preferred pieces of TASCAM gear. …
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NC-based rock-n-roll powerhouse Reese McHenry joins us on this enlightening episode. The regional grocery chain Piggly Wiggly, obsessing over hooks, and the origin of the phrase "no dados" are among the subjects discussed. Please enjoy the episode, and check out more from Reese McHenry here:https://www.reesemchenry.com/https://www.facebook.com/rees…
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Felix Slim is one of Spain’s leading blues musicians. He sits down with the FLBW crew to discuss and perform his virtuosic and entertaining brand of rhythm and blues. Felix was born in the North African enclave of Ceuta-Cadiz, raised in Spain and is based nowadays in Brooklyn, New York. He is an entirely self-taught multi-instrumentalist and specia…
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An in-depth conversation with Rob Walch, VP of Podcaster Relations for Libsyn, on every podcaster's favorite topic -- stats. This episode covers everything from where and how to get your stats to downloads versus streams or plays as well as subscriber counts. Plus, there is information on what is a good number to have (of downloads). AND data is gi…
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Guest Kristina Holifield not only is a Web designer but she has done more than 400 podcast episodes. Here she discusses a handful of reasons why podcasters should have a website and not simply rest on their show being available (just) on various podcast platforms. There is also a tip given for those who do have a website but haven't changed its loo…
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Six-piece NC-based psych-rock outfit Zack Mexico join us in Studio G for this enlightening episode. Yes-ology, double drummers, and composing the diametric opposite of Crazy Town's "Butterfly" are among the subjects discussed. Enjoy!For more Zack Mexico:https://zackmexico.com/https://zackmex.bandcamp.com/Thanks for listening, and drop us a line at …
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Prepare to take notes as our show host gives you no fewer than ten different ways that you can use to find guests to interview for your podcast, all of which come at no cost to you to employ. It should be noted that these are all in addition to the five methods presented on the previous episode of "TASCAM Talkback," giving you at least 15 different…
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As a little bit of a follow up to the portion of the previous episode of “TASCAM Talkback” that dealt with interview shows, Aidan Vuocolo from the “Stories Behind the Grind” podcast checks in from Australia with steps that you can take to get guests without having to pay to accomplish such. Listen in as he describes the theory behind and applicatio…
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NYC-based singer-songwriter Keith Xenos (of Brother Reverend) joins us on this enlightening podcast. Amps made out of suitcases, songs about fucking Santa Claus, and passing the "Ray Charles test" are among the subjects discussed. Enjoy!For more Keith Xenos:http://www.brotherreverend.comhttps://brotherreverend.bandcamp.comhttps://www.facebook.com/p…
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Being the only person on-air on your podcast versus having co-hosts, and, whether to do interviews or not. These are all crucial considerations for the format of your podcast, but, what are the pros and cons of each approach? This episode explores the pluses and minuses for why you might – or might not – consider one or the other. There’s even advi…
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How serious are you about the quality of your sound? How do you want to come across to your listeners? How do you want your voice to sound? An all-in-one solution doesn't work as well as components, so listen to this episode and learn the differences between dynamic and condenser or between cardioid and omni-directional. You'll come away knowing ab…
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Bodega Ben (of the Brooklyn-based art-rockers Bodega) joins us on this enlightening podcast. The benefits of minimalism, making rules for yourself (and breaking them), and capturing a specific time and place through lyrics are among the subjects discussed. Enjoy!Check out Bodega's excellent 2018 album "Endless Scroll" out on What's Your RuptureFor …
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As a complement to Episode 17, which dealt with vocal health, on this installment of TASCAM Talkback the host is joined by vocal expert Tracy Goodwin from Captivate The Room in addressing questions such as, Do you know how to use your voice? How do you want the listener to feel? For those podcasters who do interviews, what happens when you have a g…
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While we talked about how to promote your podcast (in general) on an earlier episode, this time around the conversation centers specifically on steps that you can take to promote an episode before it ever even gets released. Listen in as the host of The Danielle Daily shares seven angles you can leverage to gain attention and thus help overcome the…
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How do podcasters keep finding things to talk about? Always having a topic for each show is critical to keeping a show going. The more often your podcast comes out, the more challenging it is to think of subject matter to present. On this episode, Mark Asquith, who has done over 500 podcast episodes, gives strategies and even covers "have I talked …
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NYC-based duo Love Spread join us on this enlightening episode. Using "J-pop" as an excuse to get weird, fake Beck trivia, and being depressed but confident are among the subjects discussed. For more Love Spread, check out:https://lovespread.bandcamp.com/Thanks for tuning in, please like, subscribe, and share. Drop us a line at [email protected]
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As a follow-up to a couple prior episodes aimed at those who record their podcast at home, we delve this time into a creative setup solution, thanks to a listener who wrote in with something anyone can take advantage of -- podcaster, YouTuber, or any other creator. If you are unhappy with and battle against your current setup, listen as Craig Richa…
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While streamers (especially YouTubers) will benefit from this episode too, since there is talk of using the following in videos too, setting the emotion, the tone, what you want your listeners to feel – before you even speak your first word – can be accomplished by having the right music playing to intro your podcast. Listen to not only a conversat…
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Some podcasters say that audio quality isn’t super important, that it’s good content that keeps listeners coming back. However, if your audio isn’t friendly to the listener’s ear, it could be a deal breaker. How can you make your episodes sound better? On this episode the host and TASCAM Director of Marketing Eric Larsen talk about EQ’ing – what it…
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Matt Gibbs (of Evolfo) joins us on this enlightening podcast. Paul Blackwell fills in for Taylor Rogers, who is dead. Food poisoning on tour, writing for the reptile brain, and sonically evoking diarrhea are among the subjects discussed.For more Evolfo:www.evolfo.comhttps://evolfo.bandcamp.com/Like, subscribe, and share! Drop us a line at FLBWpodca…
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