#42c - Woh achche din | Indrajit Sharma Tubby

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converSAtions with Indian Musicians and Sound Engineers

Aditya Mehta

55 episodes

6 days ago

Welcome to Conversations with Indian Musicians and Sound Engineers - a podcast for music creators, by the creators! Join us as we explore the art of making music and the skill of sound engineering. You’ll also get valuable tips on Indian copyright law from legal experts. Discover personal stories, industry secrets, and real-life experiences from talented artists shaping the future of music in India and beyond. Language: English, Hindi, and select episodes in regional language Host: Aditya Nikhil Mehta

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#42c - Woh achche din | Indrajit Sharma Tubby | converSAtions

converSAtions with Indian Musicians and Sound Engineers

16 minutes 14 seconds

6 months ago

#42c - Woh achche din | Indrajit Sharma Tubby | converSAtions

In part 3/9 of this series, music composer and producer, Indrajit Sharma Tubby, shares about payment process to musicians and various recording related experiences in sessions during his early career in 1990s. He reminisces the achche din of live sound recording in the studios.In the next episode, Tubby talks about the role of music arrangers and sound recordists bringing out great sound with limited audio gear.