
What if the best music you ever make is still ahead of you? Paul Robb has been making music for decades. He played in bands, wrote songs, stepped away from serious recording for years, came back to it later, learned an...


Weekly no-bs episodes for self-recording musicians. Brought to you by full-time engineers and producers, working on hundreds of songs every year. No hype, no fluff. Not trying to make brands happy, not being paid for an opinion. Simply sharing what has worked for us and the artists we've worked with. Listen now and approach your next DIY recording project like you're a seasoned pro!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWeekly no-bs episodes for self-recording musicians. Brought to you by full-time engineers and producers, working on hundreds of songs every year. No hype, no fluff. Not trying to make brands happy, not being paid for an opinion. Simply sharing what has worked for us and the artists we've worked with.
Recent episodes include "325: Why Your Best Music Might Still Be Ahead Of You - Paul Robb (SmallTown)" (16 October 2026, 115 minutes), "324: Capturing The Band vs. Producing The Band - And Getting Better With Every Record | fourcitycolony" (11 October 2026, 105 minutes), and "323: What It Takes To Make A Record Feel Alive - Garreth Tackney" (4 October 2026, 97 minutes).
The Self-Recording Band publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 83 minutes across 326 episodes.
Booking probability for The Self-Recording Band is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Self-Recording Band requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Self-Recording Band's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Self-Recording Band are Artists, Writers & Performers. The Self-Recording Band has an education audience.
The Self-Recording Band is an education podcast with 326 episodes published.
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What if the best music you ever make is still ahead of you? Paul Robb has been making music for decades. He played in bands, wrote songs, stepped away from serious recording for years, came back to it later, learned an...

Episode #324
What happens when you compare the record you’re making now to the one you made a few years ago... and your first reaction is: “What the fuck? We sent this to our mixing engineer?” That’s exactly what happened to Stefan...

What makes a record feel alive, not just polished? Producer Garreth Tackney shares how he keeps modern productions sounding real, human and exciting. Want to make your own recordings sound professional without losing...

Episode #322
Want our personal help with your next recording project? If you want to learn to listen in a completely different way, and get the production skills to finish songs consistently... Book a free first coaching session...

Episode #321
Want our personal help with your studio or your next music project? If you want to explore the full potential of your creations, learn to listen in a completely different way, and get the production skills to finish...

Want our personal help with your studio or your next music project? If you want to finally finish songs and make them sound so good that you can't wait to share them with the world... Book a free first coaching session...

Want our personal help with your studio or your next music project? If you want to produce your songs in a way that gets the emotion across and makes your vision for the music come out of the speakers... Book a free...

What do artists actually need from a modern music producer? Not just someone who can hit record, choose microphones, or make a mix sound polished. A great producer helps turn a rough idea into a finished record. And a...

Episode #317
Can your music sound professional without becoming generic, boring, or overproduced? That tension is the main theme of this conversation with Domi Schreiber , the Swiss artist behind MyKungFu . Domi has a very specific...

Why do so many bands never finish their album? For German indie rock band Max im Parkhaus , it wasn’t a lack of ideas or inspiration. It wasn’t a lack of talent. It wasn’t even a lack of opportunities or budget. After...

Episode #314
Can recording studios be sustainable? That’s the question we explore in this episode with Michael Buschka , a recording and mixing engineer from Germany who has built his studio around sustainability, conscious...

What separates good audio engineers and producers from great ones? In this episode, we sit down with Kyle Hoffmann , Chief Engineer at the legendary NRG Recording Studios in Los Angeles, to talk about the iconic NRG...

Can you really make a professional-sounding album yourself? Martin Kreuzer from Steady Drops had doubts. He questioned whether he could pull it off. And so did his band mates. Until they did it. Now he joins us to share...

What does it actually take to finish a self-produced album you’re genuinely proud of? In this episode, we sit down with Dan and Neil from ninnyliver to talk about the mindset, creative decisions and production process...

<p>Your next step:<br/><br/><b>Apply for coaching!</b><br/><br/>👉 If you already have songs written and want to get them release-ready, go ahead and apply for coaching now. </p><p>We’ll show you how to produce, record...

<p>Your next step:<br/><br/><b>Apply for coaching!</b><br/><br/>👉 If you already have songs written and want to get them release-ready, go ahead and apply for coaching now. </p><p>We’ll show you how to produce, record...

<p>Your next step:<br/><br/><b>Apply for coaching!</b><br/><br/>👉 If you already have songs written and want to get them release-ready, go ahead and apply for coaching now. </p><p>We’ll show you how to produce, record...

<p>Your next step:<br/><br/><b>Apply for coaching!</b><br/><br/>👉 If you already have songs written and want to get them release-ready, go ahead and apply for coaching now. </p><p>We’ll show you how to produce, record...

Episode #306
<p>Your next step:<br/><br/><b>Apply for coaching!</b><br/><br/>👉 If you already have songs written and want to get them release-ready, go ahead and apply for coaching now. </p><p>We’ll show you how to produce, record...

<p>Your next step:<br/><br/><b>Apply for coaching!</b><br/><br/>👉 If you already have songs written and want to get them release-ready, go ahead and apply for coaching now. </p><p>We’ll show you how to produce, record...
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