Sync Gems

On This episode we talk about Dee Kei's journey From working 16 hour days, to achieving his dreams after one year in LA to discovering he was actually miserable- Dee Kei explains his lessons learned and philosophy around setting clear boundaries to actually achieve happiness. 
He also sheds light on why most people don't have what it takes to create success for themselves and why sacrificing success for happiness is sometimes necessary. Definitely one of my favorite episodes
 
 
Movies Mentioned:
The Green Knight (movie)
The Last Samurai
 
 
 
Dee Kei’s YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@DeeKeiMixes
 
IG: @DeeKeiMixes
@mixingmusicpodcast

This podcast was recorded because of my 32nd bday and the understanding that came to me as I turn a new page in my life, and embark on new adventures.
This is more about my downloads and understanding from the roller coster ride life has been taking me on in this past decade or so
 
I hope this will be of value to you :)
 
Let me know what you think

With placements in major productions such as Guardians of the Galaxy 3, The Witcher, Woke, Rap caviar presents (and more) Lionel Fabert's expertise is not to be missed. On this episode  Lionel discusses his unique approach to making music, the way he sticks out, as well as his thoughts on the future of AI in music composition. He also shares valuable insights into how to stand out in the competitive world of custom music, and the importance of mastering your craft as a musician. Tune in to this episode for an insightful conversation on the art of sync.
 
Connect with Lionel:
https://www.lionelfabert.com
 
https://www.instagram.com/lionel_fabert/

In this episode of Sync Gems, we sit down with Noam Levinberg, the head of the audio department at Artlist, to discuss his passion for audio and the secrets to creating the perfect music for TV and film.
Levinberg has been in the music industry for over a decade, has mixed & mastered thousands of records for many names, was the head of audio in Artlist and is very passionate about what he does.
He discusses how artists can break through the world of sync, and shares tips and tricks for making, mixing, and mastering music that resonates.
 
Support Noam through buying his awesome plugins:
Get 20% off any plugin you buy  with Coupon code SYNCGEMS20
 
https://safaripedals.com
 
Connect with Noam
IG @safaripedals
 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/noam-levinberg-b9168514a/

Are you curious about music for games? In this episode our guest Sigurd Jøhnk-Jensen shares valuable insights on how to get started making music for games.
Sigurd has had amazing success in the gaming world, and in this episode, he shares how he gets regular work from games, he also shares some of the networking techniques that have helped him get to the top. He also discusses the differences between creating music for games and music for TV/film and how the two can live together.
 
Make sure you tune in this is a great listen
 
Michael Maas's Sync Music Business Course (You get an extra Riser Sample pack if you press this link)
https://michaelmaas.krtra.com/t/WSjF90n5QLYf
 
Connect with sigurd
IG: sigurdthemusicdude
FB: https://www.facebook.com/Sigurdjj

In this episode Jamie Shield shares his journey in music production and how he has managed to double his savings through sync licensing. He discusses falling in love with recording, getting a call from Timbaland himself, and the power of building a strong social media presence. Jamie also emphasizes the importance of getting your music to work for you and taking charge of your career by signing "bad deals" and creating your own luck. Through his experiences and insights, he offers valuable advice for aspiring music producers on how to succeed in this challenging field.
This Episode is a MUST LISTEN
 
Conect With Jamie:
www.jamieshield.co.uk
 
 
The Subtle Art Of Not Fiving A Fuck (book):
https://www.amazon.com/Subtle-Art-Not-Giving-Counterintuitive/dp/0062457713
 
The Obstacle Is The Way (book stoicism):
https://www.amazon.com/Obstacle-Way-Timeless-Turning-Triumph/dp/B0BT53FNVH/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+obstacle+is+the+way&qid=1680938123&s=books&sprefix=The+obstac%2Cstripbooks-intl-ship%2C431&sr=1-1

In this episode, we speak with the founders of Triple Tread about the role of supervisors in helping artists succeed. The guests share their passion for assisting artists and provide insights on what supervisors look for in musicians. They discuss how to obtain briefs from supervisors and how to build and maintain strong relationships with them. In addition, the episode touches on The Guild Of Music Supervisors, and also the topic of using samples. If you're an artist looking to make it big in the industry, this episode is a must-listen, as it provides valuable advice and tips on how to work with supervisors and get your music noticed.
 
Connect with Andrew & Lauren:
 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-weaver-8093a213b/
 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-denemark-91bb55130/
 
https://triplethreatsupervision.com
 
 
Sync Music Business Course:
https://roymatz.krtra.com/t/L5dApnHbtDlF

In tis episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Jordan Smith, Manager of Sync & Licensing at "Chroma Music." Jordan gave us an inside look at her work for a premium music house and shared her experiences wearing different hats in her role.
Jordan also shared insights on how quotes work in trailer music houses and gave us a glimpse into the potential payouts for licensing music. 
Jordan emphasizes the importance of creating and cultivating good relationships with artists. She also gives tips to artists about how to actually get her attention as a Supervisor.
 
Connect with Jordan
 https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-smith-107801131/
 
Sync Music Business Course:
https://roymatz.krtra.com/t/L5dApnHbtDlF

On this episode I talk to Sean Carter, he is an In house Audio Engineer, Music Composer, Music Supervisor, Sound Editor, & Mixer for The Washington Post, He is also a sound designer & lyricist with a very unique upbringing and inspiration.
Sean has pivoted so much in his career and is really an inspiration for doing things differently. He will inspire you to carve your own path and tap into your inner compass
 
Michael Maas's Sync Business Course
https://roymatz.krtra.com/t/L5dApnHbtDlF
 
Connect with Sean
IG: @undaworld
https://www.linkedin.com/in/seancarterdesign/

In this podcast episode, Brand X founder Tom Gire shares his inspiring journey of making a lifelong living from his music, starting from playing on cruise ships to making trailer tracks for successful campaigns like The Matrix, Harry Potter & The Last Samurai. He talks about his experiences working with Hans Zimmer and the hard lessons he learned while striving as a freelancer. Tom also shares his advice on setting realistic expectations, compartmentalizing the most important things, and avoiding perfectionism. He emphasizes the importance of collaborations and sharing information, highlighting the fact that the only bad relationship you have is the one you didn't make. If you're an aspiring musician or freelancer, this episode is a must-listen!
 
Get 30% off Michael Maas's SYNC MUSIC BUSINESS Course (Coupon Code SYNCGEMS30)
https://roymatz.krtra.com/t/7R1Cl8hft4oQ
 
Contact Tom:
https://brandxmusic.net
https://www.facebook.com/tunaman68