Richie Beretta is a music producer and mixing engineer originally hailing from NYC and currently based out of San Diego, CA, USA! In our conversation Richie and I go deep on the following:

Paul McCartney’s bass tone
Recording on Dad’s tape machine
Recording is stopping to capture a moment in time
The woes of pop culture and discontent over Art becoming content
Richie's quest for authenticity
Listening to music > making music
Mixing vs. producing
Richie's Bass tone + chain
Backing off on compression
What he still gets from analog gear
Being true to your taste in music
And so much more!

You can learn more about Richie at http://www.richieberetta.nyc/

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References:
Hofner Beatle bass - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%B6fner_500/1
Serban - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serban_Ghenea
Ex Machina speakers - https://exmachinasound.com/

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