Mixerman, formerly known as Eric Sarafin, is a celebrated author who transforms his experiences from the music industry into insightful literary works. His satirical novels offer sharp critiques of the pursuit of profits and a disdain for the consumer. Through a witty and direct style, he unveils the behind-the-scenes world of music recording and production, often framing his lessons as philosophical explorations of the creative process. Mixerman's writings provide readers with both entertainment and a deeper understanding of artistic creation.
Mixerman is a recording engineer working with an infamous producer on the debut album of an unknown band with a giant recording budget. Mixerman is supposed to be writing about recording techniques, but somehow, through that prism, he has hit upon a gripping story.
Describes in detail the many important roles of an effective producer - whether as product, manager, time, or personnel manager; organiser in chief; tour guide; psychologist; visionary; or fearless leader. This title also provides you with tangible strategies for fulfilling these roles within the context of the greater goal: the music itself.
Exploring the journey of a passionate musician, this book delves into the struggles and triumphs faced in the pursuit of artistic expression. It captures the essence of creativity, the emotional highs and lows of performances, and the impact of music on personal identity. Through vivid storytelling, readers are taken behind the scenes of the music industry, highlighting the dedication required to succeed and the relationships that shape an artist's life. The narrative intertwines personal anecdotes with broader themes of resilience and inspiration.