No problem spindle, thank you! Looking forward to making your songs cook. :)

Alex: thanks so much for thinking of me and for the plug. I really appreciate it brother. :)

-Danny

you wont be disappointed with Danny's skillz.
he does great work, everything ive ever listened to he's done he has mastered himself professionally.

Danny Danzi


No problem spindle, thank you! Looking forward to making your songs cook. :)

Alex: thanks so much for thinking of me and for the plug. I really appreciate it brother. :)

-Danny

You're welcome Danny.

Thanks to everyone, Danny and I are partnered up!  Alice Sweet Alice is in Great hands! 

Nice!

OK, I gotta update this thread and give some serious props to Danny Danzi.  After quite a bit of time (I started this thread on April 11th and we are JUST finishing this now), Danny is in the final stages of submitting the final masters to me.

It was quite a process.  Danny is an EXCELLENT teacher and he really took the initiative and became a real partner on this project. No other mastering engineer would have spent the time and cared so much about our project.  I did all the physical work, but I couldn't have done it without Danny's trained ears, technical knowledge and most of all PATIENCE.

I think I'm a better mixing engineer and even recording engineer as a result of this experience. It has been INCREDIBLE.  Everything happens for a reason and part of why is because I was unwilling to accept 2nd best.  I KNEW there was a diamond in the middle of that coal, but I lacked experience and direction.  

I just want to say to ANYONE, that if you're looking for somebody to help you take your work to the next level, you need to either work with or just listen to what Danny talks about.  He's a rarity.  He really does give a **** and has an incredible amount of knowledge.   I know first hand, because everything he told me to do, everything he suggested panned out.  And though he and I didn't always agree on everything stylistically, there is NO ego there to get bruised.

From me, Danny not only has a client for life, but a friend.  

Thanks Danny for helping me make the best album I have ever made.

Scott Martinez

We are lucky to have his experience at this site, Spindle.  If Danny writes something in these forums, I read it.  One of these days I will have something worthy of sending his way.

Seeing as how this worked out well; I expect nobody to have a problem with the next thread I start.

spindlebox


OK, I gotta update this thread and give some serious props to Danny Danzi.  After quite a bit of time (I started this thread on April 11th and we are JUST finishing this now), Danny is in the final stages of submitting the final masters to me.

It was quite a process.  Danny is an EXCELLENT teacher and he really took the initiative and became a real partner on this project. No other mastering engineer would have spent the time and cared so much about our project.  I did all the physical work, but I couldn't have done it without Danny's trained ears, technical knowledge and most of all PATIENCE.

I think I'm a better mixing engineer and even recording engineer as a result of this experience. It has been INCREDIBLE.  Everything happens for a reason and part of why is because I was unwilling to accept 2nd best.  I KNEW there was a diamond in the middle of that coal, but I lacked experience and direction.  

I just want to say to ANYONE, that if you're looking for somebody to help you take your work to the next level, you need to either work with or just listen to what Danny talks about.  He's a rarity.  He really does give a **** and has an incredible amount of knowledge.   I know first hand, because everything he told me to do, everything he suggested panned out.  And though he and I didn't always agree on everything stylistically, there is NO ego there to get bruised.

From me, Danny not only has a client for life, but a friend.  

Thanks Danny for helping me make the best album I have ever made.

Scott Martinez

Awesome!

spindlebox


OK, I gotta update this thread and give some serious props to Danny Danzi.  After quite a bit of time (I started this thread on April 11th and we are JUST finishing this now), Danny is in the final stages of submitting the final masters to me.

It was quite a process.  Danny is an EXCELLENT teacher and he really took the initiative and became a real partner on this project. No other mastering engineer would have spent the time and cared so much about our project.  I did all the physical work, but I couldn't have done it without Danny's trained ears, technical knowledge and most of all PATIENCE.

I think I'm a better mixing engineer and even recording engineer as a result of this experience. It has been INCREDIBLE.  Everything happens for a reason and part of why is because I was unwilling to accept 2nd best.  I KNEW there was a diamond in the middle of that coal, but I lacked experience and direction.  

I just want to say to ANYONE, that if you're looking for somebody to help you take your work to the next level, you need to either work with or just listen to what Danny talks about.  He's a rarity.  He really does give a **** and has an incredible amount of knowledge.   I know first hand, because everything he told me to do, everything he suggested panned out.  And though he and I didn't always agree on everything stylistically, there is NO ego there to get bruised.

From me, Danny not only has a client for life, but a friend.  

Thanks Danny for helping me make the best album I have ever made.

Scott Martinez

Man, what an awesome post! Thanks Scott, I really appreciate that, brother. I'm just glad you're happy and we got it sounding just the way you wanted. Thank YOU for giving me the opportunity to work with you and of course, giving me your friendship.
 
And you're welcome.....we make a pretty good team. :) Incidentally, my Dad stopped over for breakfast and said "I'm going to the post office to get some stamps....I'll mail his discs." So you should have them in about 3 days or so. We got all the upload stuff done...so that should keep you busy until the discs get there. Thanks for everything once again Scott...I had a blast working with you. :)
 
Makeshfit: That's very kind of you, thanks! You got plenty of stuff that's worthy of being sent....but you can probably do some "little m" mastering on it yourself unless you plan on releasing something. I'll take good care of you if you ever decide to send something my way though. :)
 
-Danny