Tiny Desk Concerts - Producing and Recording with Josh Rogosin
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What was your favourite Tiny Desk performance? Keep up with upcomig content from Josh here: globalsoundconcerts.com/?
I think IDLES was one of my favorites so far.
@@Gregypo085 marvellous!
That's a very recent one: Willow. What an incredible musicians, all 5 of them. Even better: going from the Tiny Desk to the recent album, it's a revelation to hear something so organic (which, unfortunately, is quite unique today, and the main reason why I prefer dressed down concerts like Tiny Desk over studio albums).
The facial expressions of drummer The Pocket Queen alone make this Tiny Desk concert worth watching, pure gold.
Local Natives were hauntingly awesome!
Aurora
A great audio engineer, he reminded us how good well-recorded and well-played music can sound, in a simple format and without so much post-production. Greetings from Argentina.
Yes, we are so blessed to be able have Josh on the channel!
@@Producelikeapro Yes, and thanks to you and the team for your work.
@@lucianoluggren thanks ever so much!
Capturing naturally produced audio is challenging. Tiny desk sounds great 👍
Agreed 100%! Thanks for sharing!
I know nothing about sound engineering. But it is such a pleasure “talk to” people who love their subject.
Very well said Lawrence!
Been waiting to know how the audio on Tiny Desk was recorded at an amazing pro quality and production - often on location. It was about 2 years ago in the episode of Camila Cabello when she wasn't well and had to record a full band with horns in her hotel room with an open balcony, that was recorded so well done as i had many questions of how the audio was recorded with so many noise/ sound challenges- my mind could not stop racing of how was this done so well - that piqued my curiosity. Thanks Warren for getting the Master Yoda of live recordings to share his story!
such a cool guy, so greatful how open he has been at sharing his skills.
Thanks ever so much!
Great interview, Josh! And shout out to Kevin, Bob, and Stephen! ✊🏾
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another great video! I really like a video he did several years ago where he explains how to record drums with minimal mics and he shares the whole using clamps on Drum kits in the Tiny Desk studio
That was SOO inspiring. Thanks. And you just made me discovering the EAR Trumpet company and oh it looks so good.
Thanks ever so much! Yes, ear trumpet mics look and sound, of course, amazing!
❤😊 It cannot be done to pick a favorite tiny desk performance, every one of them I've heard is just so good! There's a lot I've not gotten to hear yet, and do not want any spoilers. I have to watch out because I know the chances of me going on album binges is intensified every time I Iisten through a tiny desk set.
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
Yes, huge fan of Tiny Desk!
great video - josh`s world looks a little like mine in Danish Radio 🙂 I think I have done nearly all sorts of types of recordings during my 35 years in the radio business. Tiny desk concerts, big symphony orchestras in foreign countries, rockbands in live situations, all sorts and sizes of bands in radiostudios, stereo field recording in a multitude of sorts, chamber music in churches around europe, world music concerts in Syria and eastern europe etc etc 🙂 Cannot complain about a boring job and thats why I still go to work as a happy sound engineer after all these years
Thanks ever so much for sharing! Sounds like an amazing job!
Great interview! Those Field recordings are awesome! Looking forward to Joshs new series!
Thanks Eric!
This was such a fun interview! Love Tiny Desk, love his new work preview, and of course love your work!
Thanks Stephen!
This is great stuff Warren. I've always been impressed with the production quality of the Tiny Desk recordings. Josh knows his stuff for sure and seems like a great person. Thanks!
Thanks ever so much Billy!
Watched one recently and went to the description immediately because I could instantly tell that Josh wasn’t on it. Won’t be the same!
(They still sound great)
Thanks 🙏 yeah I gave them all the knowledge I could but no one is me haha ❤
Haha indeed Josh!
@@globalsoundconcerts Josh Rocks!
Thanks Josh and Warren! Awesome!
Thanks Bill!!
Great interview, thanks Warren and Josh! I love Tiny Desk shows, I've watched countless ones, some of the best stuff I've ever heard. As an engineer 2 things struck me about this show: that every musician must really be able to control their dynamics, in that small space and with so many microphones, one person getting too loud can ruin the whole thing! That takes a special skill and not everyone can do it. Second, the way the mics are used, particularly shotgun mics at a distance and not the usual dynamics obscuring half of the singers' faces, which I always hate - being able to see the expression on the performers' faces creates an intimacy and that makes these shows special. I also love seeing hip-hop artists performing for real, with real instrumental backing, and not the usual studio productions with samples and all kinds of processing.
I joined Produce Like A Pro years back, just to learn how to better record and clean up my live stereo recordings of local bands! I got lost in mixing multi-tracks and all of the toys used, but I still have more fun just recording stereo field recordings. I really enjoyed this, thanks!
I'm with you mate. Agreed!
@@lesleybartlett6831 thanks ever so much!
Thanks Delven for all of your support!
What a great interview! I love this behind-the-scenes interview, and the discovery of those neat microphones. "Give me the warts!" Yes!
Thanks for watching everyone. Don’t forget to show the warts! I left tiny desk in march but please follow my adventures @globalsoundconcerts and @joshrogosin
Thanks ever so much Josh for the great chat!
Really interesting, Josh. Just wondering which shotgun mikes you used on NPR. I have an Ear Trumpet Myrtle and love it
@@allanrobins1564 The shotgun is the Sennheiser mkh 418s
@@allanrobins1564 416 and 418s Sennheiser
This was SO right up my alley! Very inspiring and a push to use some of my identical gear…differently!
That's wonderful to hear!
real insperational interview @warren
Thanks ever so much!
What a great episode!
Thanks ever so much!
excellent interview / conversation. That was so incredibly informative and interesting. Thank you
Thanks ever so much Gary!
super interesting man.....gonna def check out his work...great interview per usual Warren
Thanks ever so much!
Very cool! I'm working on an album right now for an artist who performed a Tiny Desk concert with her old band several years back and it sounded like a really unique experience.
Wow! That's awesome! Who's the artist?
@Producelikeapro Her name is Jillian Walker, she was in a band called Kuinka.
@@bradzillarocks thanks for sharing!
One of my fav interviews, such incredible work, straight to the heart of music capturing not just a sound but also a moment in time and the emotions!!!
Signed up for the masterclass on the 11.07 😊
Love the sound from the Mexican duo and of course all the NPR tiny desk gigs, always wondered how they always made it sound so goooood!!!
Thanks for all the insights!
The quality💜
Agreed 100%! Thanks ever so much!
Great stuff.
Always need more Laura Gibson!
Marvellous! Thanks for sharing!
Great interview… let the music breathe! 👌🏼
Thanks Diamond!
This is tremendous!
Thanks ever so much!
Great stories Josh ! The presentation seems to be exactly what I needed \o/
really great interview, thank you so much, that was very very interesting!
Thanks ever so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
wax cylinder joke was hilarious
Haha thanks Derek!
We all need more Laura Gibson!
The beginning of 'Black Country Woman ' from Physical Graffiti, shows that imperfect audio environments don't detract from performance!
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
Impressive, most impressive
Thanks Pat!
Hi Warren, that Ear Trumpet Labs model is the Edwina. Around $600. Jedd Hughes recommended them on one of his videos. I love mine. Sounds great and gives a vocalist a cool, vibey mood. Kind of improves my performances.
Very cool! Do you know anyone there?
@@Producelikeapro I don't, Warren. I just saw a video from Jedd Hughes which was largely about this particular mic so I bought one. It's funny how much the appearance and vibe of it was attractive but it genuinely sounds great. I've only used it on my very amateur vocals.
@@gbarge4 thanks for sharing that! I will try and find one to try out
@@Producelikeapro Warren, I don't know if you're still catching these replies to replies but I'm very excited to share another revelation. It's very off topic but I spent several hours with George Gruhn, discussing and playing his own design acoustic guitars. They sound amazing and vary significantly, depending on your choice of tone woods. I wound up with a sitka top with black locust back and sides. I took it to my friend, who is an eminent guitar tech, and he was thoroughly impressed with the tone, the design and the setup, straight from Gruhn's. It's very subtle to play and is suited to the 12s it comes strung with. I've NEVER known my friend not to want to do something to a new guitar. The neck was perfect. He said to just stay with the 12s, use pencil in the nut when restringing and play it subtly, letting it do the singing. Very clear, yet rich in harmonics and impressive sustain. I don't know if you've had the pleasure already but on a day when I had zero plans to buy another guitar, it was impossible to lay off this one. Oh, and remarkably reasonably priced. Cheers, Warren.
I started out with a fostex 280 4 track and some home recording books.
👍🏻👍🏻✨✨
Thanks ever so much!
GWAR on Tiny Desk...
Who would have thought of it!
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Thanks ever so much!
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Thanks!
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seems like the bootcamp is sold out
Yes, it sold out very quickly!
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