I understand experts selling themselves as “ The best music and post production tips, tricks and news on the web,” At best they’re another voice in the crowd. The podcast looks abandoned as they use to update weekly. The were some pretty “weak tea” episodes especially on things that “impressed” when they spoke authoritatively on items they neither owned or tried… well anybody including “non experts” can do that… I’ve grown tired of these experts and have moved on, I invite you to do the same.

But....when they do have women on they barley let them talk. They'll ask her a question and before she's done answering the men cut her off and go on their own rambles. At first I didn't think much of it. Until I noticed it happening on many many episodes. I recommend asking your lady colleagues what they think.

Again! I absolutely love Production Experts podcast! I have learned so much from Julian and friends through these shows. It’s like hanging in the room as everyone tosses productive conversation/fixes/Tricks as well as entertaining content. Thank you so so much for Production Experts!! Scott Brundage Sarasota Florida

Each episode is driven by a question of the week, rich conversation with real experts, ends with a find of the week. I find it very useful and informative in contrast to the ever-changing quick bits elsewhere.

Although I recently graduated with a degree in this industry, I had lost the desire to work with the people in it. I started listening to this podcast with hopes that it would show that I had the wrong idea about those people. Sadly I was mistaken, I was very disappointed by the lack of a few key things that I do no care to put in this review. But I will say thanks for confirming my thoughts about people in this industry.

These guys are all well informed and interesting to listen to. Love everyone about this podcast!

Over the years, the cast of hosts has grown for Production Expert. The show now includes people working in TV/Film post, Radio, Mastering and various music forms. There is also useful input from many other figures in the audio industry. Each host has significant experience and, because the mix of people (usually 3 per episode) changes, no particular approach dominates. The subjects might include Atmos mixing, microphones, cleanup techniques, billing customers, product announcements or workflow. There are always useful surprises. No matter what your own interest might be as a listener, there’s always a lot to learn from people working in another corner of audio. The tone of the show is unfailingly civil and supportive. It’s an hour well-spent each week.

While the majority of the people in the podcast are pro tools users working in professional studios, if that doesn’t describe you in a home project studio like me, definitely don’t let that get in the way of getting some of the most experienced and nuanced commentary on music production in a broader sense. These guys know their trade in and out and are absolute gentlemen freely sharing their views with us. I learn new things and bits of historical context all the time. Thanks, everyone!

If audio production and recording is your thing, you need to subscribe to this podcast. I am not a Pro Tools user but the information I get from this podcast keeps me informed about what is current in the world of audio production. Plugins, interfaces, computers, and methods of working are not unique to the pro tools community. Even when the information from a community member is about specific upgrades to Pro Tools 12 etc.. I find myself learning still from the thought process that go into making good decisions. Listening to this podcast should be among the weekly habits of everyone in the audio production field.

This podcast has been extremely educational for my audio work and recommendations for the tools I need for my DAW. Extremely informative in keeping up with what's going on in the industry and its my #1 podcast at the time this is written.

I look forward to the podcast EVERYWEEK. My skills in protools and music production in General has advanced tenfold with the help of pte! Keep up the GREAT work :)

The guys are very knowledgeable the content is intended for people well versed in the topic. So, not much here for beginners. The reason for the 4 star rating is that this podcast sounds like an advertisement for Pro Tools. If you’ve already decided to buy Pro Tools 11 and want your buying decision reinforced, this is your podcast. If you are looking for balance and critique, then you’ll need to look elsewhere.

If you want to learn to use pro tools better this is great.

Great to listen to when commuting, always enjoy listening to other perspectives from other post pros. Extremely informative and great info! Keep up the great work gentlemen.

Ive been a Pt8 Le user for two years now, this podcast has helped me pick up more tricks and is helping me to improve my overall technique. It is great to see and hear people making a living doing what they love. Thanks and keep it up!

Down to earth, practical, and a fun listen. Whether you produce music or post-produce for video/tv/film, you will benefit from listening to this show.

Yes I am very pleased with the way this podcast was handled. Please keep up the great work. I check this blog everyday, and if it's possible I will listen to these podcasts everyday.

Great job guys!! I enjoyed your conversations as well as your answer The fact that you were down to earth and genuinely answering questions with out trying to sell anything. That is real hard to come by these days. I can tell your from the 60 &70 LOL. Any how thanks and keep them coming.