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How Bob Clearmountain Hears What We Can’t
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In this episode, I sit down with legendary engineer/mixer/producer Bob Clearmountain, the genius behind the soundscapes of timeless classics like David Bowie's "Let's Dance" Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A.", Bryan Adams' "Reckless" and Roxy Music's "Avalon" . Dive deep into the art and science of mixing, as Bob shares his experiences, techniques, and the stories behind the mixing desk.

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@RamonaJan

1 month ago

I was Clearmountain's assistant engineer for four straight years at Mediasound and one of the first women engineers in the world. He trained me! I watched him mix for hours. It was great to hear this interview. He hasn't changed a bit. Always very humble and beautiful. And he looks the same, too!

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@davidchavez81

1 month ago

Beato deserves 110% of everything he has accomplished with this channel. He has literally taken this to a new level.

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@photobearcmh

1 month ago

Bob...."I'm not an expert." Dude, you are THE expert!

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@DavesCoverSongs

1 month ago

23:04 “I don’t think about the numbers. I just turn the thing until it sounds right.” -excellent quote

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@somethingbl

1 month ago

A huge takeaway from all of these interviews is to STAY HUMBLE. You can see why all these legends were so successful - they all do the job without ego. Rick interviews the most successful engineers and producers of all time and none of them think they are anything special! Easy to talk to and communicate with, and always open to other opinions. Such a great lesson in life, being professional, and supporting the artists you work with!

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@NisGaarde

1 month ago

"I'm no expert" 🙏♥ Pay attention kids. Humility.

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@JoeValenti1968

1 month ago

I actually could not imagine passing trough times like these we’re living today without Rick Beato and his interviews.. thank you for doing this Mr Beato. I’m really grateful

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@robgrano6814

1 month ago

'Avalon' is one of the best sounding records ever, from start to finish. Golden.

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@Car_Tube_007

1 month ago

Rick, you are spoiling us lately with these brilliant interviews!

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@GregoryMarkel

1 month ago

I was fortunate to experience him mixing my first "altered state" Warner Bros. record which he mentions here, from which he would choose "Ghost beside my bed" out of all the artists he worked on that year, Springsteen and the Stones included, to feature in an AES keynote. That was surreal. Got to hang out with him recently at Apogee studios ...a very talented, accomplished, yet surprisingly humble guy. So happy for his success. Great interview, Rick, thank you.

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@tonekilltech

1 month ago

6:51 Rick wasn't about to let Bob get away with saying he's no expert.

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@JAYDUBYAH29

1 month ago

Omg the nerdy settings and gear talk about 10 minutes in is just geek-out gold.

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@clickside5035

1 month ago

When Born in the USA and other mega records from the 80s came out, I loved reading the liner notes and kept noticing this name, Bob Clearmountain. As a young guy it was the first time I realized the importance of producers and mixing engineers. Thank you for doing this interview with Bob. The guy is a legend.

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@MarkDoyleMusic

1 month ago

Fantastic interview. I first worked with Bob in 1978 when Power Station was being built, and just finished working with him a month ago when he mixed my new record. He's remained exactly the same person - just a sweet, humble genius of a guy. When you watch him mix it's like he's in a trance. He becomes the music. When the mix is done I don't think he even knows how he did it. Amazing.

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@keithferris9574

1 month ago

Woman in Chains, by Tears for Fears, is the most amazing mix ever. Every time I listen to it, I marvel at how Bob fit everything so clearly and each element has it's own space. Gorgeous mix.

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@MrPocketProductions

1 month ago

Had the pleasure to work with Bob on a few different projects. He is by far the most genuine, humble and gracious person I’ve ever dealt with. Super rare traits for someone with his talent and status / reputation. The man is a legend! Great interview.

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@Breakbeats92.5

1 month ago

This is the guy that made "Let's Dance" sound so good.

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@thevoiceofgrandmother

1 month ago

Roxy Music's Avalon is audio gold.

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@erichollar5503

1 month ago

It seemed Bob's name was on all of my favorites cassettes back in the 80s. I thought there was something so appropriate about his last name being "Clearmountain". His humility is stunning.

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@53greenhill

1 month ago

Bob mixed three albums for Crowded House after he became a fan of their debut album and the single Don’t Dream It’s Over. I can understand how this would happen since he mentions paying particular attention to the lyrics of a song. An interview with Neil Finn would be astonishing, one of the most Beatlesque musicians around.

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