Andrew Maury: Mixing on Instinct, Feeling the Low End, and Playing the Long Game

Progressions: Success in the Music Industry

Today’s guest is music producer and mixing engineer Andrew Maury. Andrew started his career running front of house for Ra Ra Riot before moving full time into the studio. Since then he’s done mixes for artists such as Shawn Mendes, Lizzo, Post Malone, Jeremy Zucker, Coin, and Madi Diaz. As well as production work with Kimbra, Lewis Del Mar, and CRUISR. We have a great chat about how live sound can influence making records, feeling the low end when you mix, how learning can make you worse before it makes you better, and why you should view your career as the long game.

In this episode we'll dig in on...

• The importance of collaborating with people you resonate with
• Co-Producing and mixing Shawn Mendes "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back"
• Latency when mixing with controllers and plug-ins
• Remote mixing and working with notes
• Attending Mix with the Masters and studying with Michael Brauer
• How the beginner's mind lets you work on instinct
• Working with a manager
• Feeling the how the low end of a mix hits you
• Live Sound vs Studio Sound
• Navigating additional production from the mixer's chair
• Mixing your own productions
• ASC Tube Traps Attack Wall
• Soundflow (Affiliate Link)

Learn More About Andrew Maury...

Website: http://andrewmaury.net/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aemaury/

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Credits:

Guest: Andrew Maury

Host: Travis Ference

Editor: Stephen Boyd

Theme Music: inter.ference