Willie Green closes up his Pro Logic column with three important reminders for all producers and engineers to bear in mind.
Meet Jasiri X, a Pittsburgh rapper who’s responsible for such political tracks as “What if the Tea Party was black?”.
Meet The Physics, a Seattle trio gearing up for the release of their album ‘Love Is Business’
Willie Green discusses the use of automation.
Meet LA (by way of Chi, by way of the Bay) artist, Reluctant Good Knight, who’s got an interesting twist on his brand of hip hop.
Willie Green lays down more knowledge, this time explaining how to properly mix sampled sounds into your music.
Get familiar with SupaHotBeats — the producer behind Yelawolf’s breakout albums, Trunk Muzik and Trunk Muzik 0-60.
Meet Portland MC, IAME, from the esteemed Oldominion and Sandpeople collectives.
Looking at copping some new gear for the studio? Listen to some advice and cautionary tales from Mr. Green.
Over the course of an album, the number of songs and various versions can balloon to incredible numbers. On a recent 15 song project, I had 50-60 verses to record and edit, (including 3 from guests) and about 80 mixes to print. (For how I got that many, check out my previous column on alternate [...]
Willie Green is a Producer/Engineer from Hartford, CT and currently residing in Brooklyn.
Green is an in-house producer for the Backwoodz Studioz record label, and has produced for the likes of Cannibal Ox, Reks, Super Chron Flight Brothers and Naledge of Kidz In The Hall. He has also managed a number of studios throughout the Northeast.
In this regular column he will provide expert insight into the behind-the-scenes facets of making music.
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