Me.

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My background is largely self-taught, but includes over 20 years of experience, recording professionally and privately. It's amazing what one can learn through years of frustration. What's great about it? I have the experience to virtually eliminate all the mistakes (the more fortunate) you won't have to make!

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So? What do you know?

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Working on sessions in several studio outfits in the North Alabama, Middle Tennessee markets, and taking on many mixing/Mastering projects inside and outside the general SE area I have developed my skills to provide you the best results possible. And I don't just work on my chops during sessions. I find myself researching new tools and techniques, and listening to music all the time.
Most importantly? Ears. I still have a pair, and they work pretty well. I sometimes hear dying smoke detectors beeping from across the street. Hopefully they're really bleeping...

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Anyone can learn this skill online, right?

 

True, one can learn a lot from books and and online videos and training classes. But learning the hard way, the working way, and from a teacher is absolutely the best way!