HeyJaredProducer Talk with Bass Kleph
The Music Production Podcast for Aspiring and Professional Producers. Hosted by Bass Kleph, a seasoned producer with multiple Beatport 1 records and releases on labels like Spinnin', Defected, Toolroom, and Armada, this podcast dives deep into the art and science of music…
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Golden Ears Don't Exist. Here's How Pros Actually Learn to Hear (opens the original)
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🎚️🎚️ Join the waitlist for Pro Sound Secrets, my advanced mixdown program - https://www.basskleph.com/pss You don't have bad ears. The "golden ears" myth might actually be what's keeping you stuck. In this episode of Producer Talk, I break down why great ears aren't something you're simply born with. They're built through repetition, having a system, and getting the right feedback. If you've ever felt like other producers can hear things that you can't, this episode will show you how to start de
If Information Alone Was the Answer, You'd Already Have a Hit (w Jon Pegnato) (opens the original)
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In this episode of Producer Talk, I sit down with John Pegnato (LA Riots, Cobra Effect, Hot Mouth) to unpack the thing most producers skip entirely: getting real, pro feedback on your music. We dig into why the abundance of tutorials hasn't translated into better tracks for most people, and why the missing piece isn't more information, it's an outside ear that tells you what you can't hear yourself. We cover: Why tutorials alone won't get you to a release-ready track The "unknown unknowns" that
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