Andrew Scheps Talks to Darrell Thorp (Beck, Radiohead...) | Andrew Talks to Awesome People
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2024
- Darrell Thorp is a nine-time Grammy Award-winning engineer. Darrell started as a guitar player before joining the navy for 4 years, then enrolled to the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in Arizona. He finally stepped into the music world by working as an assistant in some of L.A.'s prestigious studios such as Track Record, Conway and Ocean Way studio.
You can watch Darrell's work on Puremix with indie artists like Foster the People and Future Elevators and see how he gets this modern rock sound you hear every day on the radio.
Learn more: puremix.com/library?mentors=d...
00:00 Introduction
06:57 Darrell's childhood
14:00 Starting his guitar hobby
19:39 His experience in the Navy
22:59 Deciding whether to go to music college
29:50 Meeting his first connection in music and getting his first job
34:07 Getting his internship and meeting A Scheps
48:00 Meeting A Scheps during a session
49:30 Last thoughts on his experience at Track Studio
53:00 Meeting his mentors
1:09:29 Do you get starstruck nervous?
1:14:30 Working at Conway studio & The Village
1:20:09 About Ocean Way
1:40:42 Mixing Travis
1:46 About James Gadson (drummer for Bill Withers, Beck)
2:00:29 Working with Radiohead
2:30:00 On working with Paul Mccartney
2:40:00 About his epiphany and career highlight in general
2:48:56 About working with Ray Charles
2:57:20 Q&A
About Andrew Scheps:
Andrew Scheps is a music producer, mixing engineer and record label owner based in the United Kingdom. He has received Grammy Awards for Best Rock Album for his work on Red Hot Chili Peppers' Stadium Arcadium, Album Of The Year for Adele's 21, and also Best Reggae Album for Ziggy Marley's Fly Rasta.
Read more about Andrew Scheps: www.puremix.com/mentors/andre...
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Mutations is my favorite Beck album too
2:45:50 1986 was peak live chili peppers. that would've been an amazing gig.
walkie talkie is one of my all time favorites and a ridiculously great sounding album.
It's Talkie Walkie but I agree with you!
Wasn’t it called “Dial MTV ” back in the 80s? Not TRL? Sorry I was having aquanet flashbacks for a minute lol
@1:30:00 Nigel Godrich Tape and Miking Setup For Travis
Hey Darrell!
Darrell beck robert hall
How could anyone ever work 20 hours a day for a longer period of time? Maybe it was long, but 20 hours?
Most likely, you can't unless you work in a sweatshop. For a few days, sure. Most of us has done that sometime in our careers. Although probably depends on what "20 hours" includes. I could quite easily claim I work 20 hours a day every day a week-if I count every time I think about a project or do anything related to “work.”
Although studios seems (seemed?) to be almost like a sweatshop when listening about experiences these prominent mixing engineers have-with the very weird career path starting as a “coffee boy” or runner or what might be. Not many business would agree that's a proper way to school people.
@@cornerliston I would say you can't even judge a mix after 12 hours work, bt that would be possible because you could take breaks. With 20 hours of work you can't even do that.
@@tonoormusic I'm all with you on that.
Although, depending on if you run your own business, there's tons of other work to fill the day with : )
Well david green where steve Robinson jane vanderberg buddy there was shooting the police shot a woman in the stomach kinda like tom noddy using katie mayo and pam payne at the hospital game steve grasp of conspiracy david green there was shooting on green berg and a shooting on hall so what's the game lester linghoffer and bill barnum
Where's this drunk tom noddy in talent oregon this sister works at AA$A she knows her brother is tom
Lester linghoffer bill barnum and my husband harassing me this stops lester steve gradolph follow steve he sells pot in missouri
This not ok medford using tom noddy and the cops