The favorite part of my job is seeing lightbulbs go off.

Whenever I simplify something that students have been struggling with forever and you just see them "get it" right then and there, it makes every audio troll comment worth it.

Last week I was helping a student with a mix and she was struggling with her drums.

They sounded small and weak so I gave her a quick crash course in how compression can make your drums sound thick, punchy, powerful, and tight instead.

You might think it's all about the gain reduction, or the amount of compression, or even the type of compressor you're using, but you'd be wrong.

It's actually all about the attack and release. 

Get the attack and release settings right and your drums will go from weak and limp, to punchy and tight.

So selfishly, I'm looking for more of those lightbulb moments.

I want to help you demystify the audio engineering concepts that have been eluding you for years. 

I want to be there for your lightbulb moment and see you finally "get it".

So I'm looking for five more students to help master their audio engineering skills so that they can master their home studio.

I've been quietly putting together a "beta" program called Home Studio Mastery and I'd love for you to be a part of it.

If you're interested in getting hands-on help so that you can move the needle with your audio skills (pun intended), then hit reply right now to let me know.

Just reply with INTERESTED, and we'll get back to you with the details.

Looking forward to turning on those lightbulbs in your head,

Björgvin