Been running my own studio for two years now in the U.K. and Bainz & Tumays mixes have been consistent references for me. Influencing our U.K. wave rap sound that we’re building over here. Really appreciate this guys work!

Finally! I've been waiting for Bainz for a long time! Thank you!

Forever grateful for thus guy! Bainz is one of those people u never forget once u meet him.. also one of those ppl u always want to see win in life. Got a chance to learn a lot and get some dope experience from him back at Crosby NYC… 🤙🏾🙏🏾🔊⚡️

YESSSS BEEN WAITING FOR A BAINZ INTERVIEW HERE LETS GOOOOO!!! Bainz is incredible and has an awesome talent for what he does

Bainz is literally a genius mixed several of my records

Bainz 🦅🦅

Thank you for this one guys ♥️

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE!!!

Loved the episode 🙏🥰

what a cool looking studio! :D

The engineer is so underrated. I feel like they need to start having tags themselves

US only... Thanks Sweetwater!

Thank You 🙌🙌🙌🙌 Great Episode 🔥🔥🔥🔥.

God y'all are such good people. I learn so much about just being a human here in addition to the engineering genius.

Aww Bainz love him great guy!!

When you talk about the history and evolution of black music in America the only constant is the idea of improvisation over recitation and repetition. Rock and Roll, especially the guitar side, is an evolution of blues guitar with high amplification and distortion. It is the result of the improvisation and creativity of various blues artists using different types of guitars from old school box guitars to steel guitars and eventually electric guitars and then playing with the sound and improvising. Jimi Hendrix is the epitome of this improvisation of sound from blues guitar in rock and roll. Hip Hop is also the same where you take the evolution of acapella singing (Gospel Jubilaires, "Preacher and the Bear", 1941) with a focus on improvisational rhyming. The sounds to go along with that rhyming can come from anywhere: banging on a table, a wall, drum, using your mouth, etc; but there is no focus on the "science" of how that sound is produced versus you like it when you hear it. And of course that improvisation also includes taking sounds from music recorded by others and using it to make new sounds which is where the use of break beats from various songs (rock, soul, funk, jazz, etc) became the origin of "sampling" before there was such a thing as loops and beat libraries. The difference is that the sound is the only thing that matters and not the "science" of how to produce a particular sound and that is where you need a studio engineer to turn the knobs and knows the science to be able to produce a particular sound.

Lets go Bainz!!!

The fam!!! LFG Bainz!

So I feel that’s a real missed opportunity to speak with bainz. The show is giving way too much time to herb reflecting on his own findings and career approach as though he’s interviewing himself . We need dave asking the guests engineering questions and the guests answering the questions , not herb making long statements and asking guests if they agree with him Check bainz convo with matt rad. That’s the difference

Giveaways only eligible to U.S residents. 😭 Great show guys. Thank you for the constant knowledge you provide us with. 🔥 I appreciate it.

He is so talented

Great books 🎛️🎛️🎛️🎛️🎛️🎚️🎚️🎚️🎚️🎚️

Would love to intern for any of these masters.

Full Sail in the building. ❤️❤️

YESSSS!

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Bainz my guy ❤️❤️❤️

Check out Brains interview on Kids Take Over. That’s my favorite

Proud moment for india 🇮🇳

Hey guys quick question 🙏 I’g going crazy trying to find out wha t this is called at minute 13:54. It’s a little screen where you have a multi meter. I want one 😅🔥 btw sweet water you never disappoint with your interviews and all the knowledge ❤️ keep it up. Much love to this channel

shout out Kids Take Over (KTO).

Charhdi Kala shera 🤟🏾📿

I've noticed lately this show has shifted from an engineering focus from Dave to a philosophical focus from Herb. to quote another commenter... "We need dave asking the guests engineering questions and the guests answering the questions , not herb making long statements and asking guests if they agree with him"

brown boys up 10

Too bad thugs album was half unmixed and unmastered. I guess thug wanted it like that, but as an engineer it would kill me to have the songs I worked on released like that.

Brown boy getting to places

Is this a reupload?

this man has not one but TWO SSL Fusions. Why?

Interview Brendan Morawski, Alicia Keys engineer

dave just shows he has no idea whats happening in sessions these days with the question at 7:00 min. bainz forced agreeing with him tryna not embarrass him.

Fasfa will only give me 3k for Full Sail Sound production school 😢

Whats up guys