Jonathan Schenke's guest appearances

Jonathan Schenke

Tape Op Podcast

Stonehall Sessions

Jessica Thompson

Joey Burns

Linda Perry

Dan Auerbach

Steve Hackett

Michael Beinhorn

Joe Barresi

Beau Sorenson

Jeff Tweedy

Juana Molina

Nick Raskulinecz

Conor Oberst

Sarah Jarosz

Vance Powell

Andrew Scheps

OwlTail

We interviewed producer/engineer Jonathan Schenke in November of 2017 for Tape Op issue #122, but since that time he has moved studios, formed new recording and performance projects and been part of a bunch of new records. Online publisher Geoff Stanfield caught up with Jonathan recently at his new Brooklyn based Studio Windows. Enjoy!Sponsored by Cloud Microphoneswww.cloudmicrophones.com

We interviewed producer/engineer Jonathan Schenke in November of 2017 for Tape Op issue #122, but since that time he has moved studios, formed new recording and performance projects and been part of a bunch of new records. Online publisher Geoff Stanfield caught up with Jonathan recently at his new Brooklyn based Studio Windows. Enjoy! Sponsored by Cloud Microphones <a href="http://www.cloudmicrophones.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cloudmicrophones.com</a>

Episode 35: Jonathan Schenke

Hey Guys Riley here Episode 31 is upon us and with it brings Jonathan Schenke, a musician, producer and a mixing and mastering engineer who uncoincidentally worked on Telecomo, last week’s guests, debut LP. But his talents extend beyond micing up hungover ottawa boys. His band, Eaters, is an experimental group whose love of texture bleeds through every song. As a mastering engineer, he’s worked on Sun Ra recordings. As a producer he’s worked with the likes of Liturgy and Girl Talk. So he’s a dude who knows his stuff. So I sat down with him and talked about the role of the producer in the age of self recording, how to incorporate home demos into final recordings, and really wanted to get a sense of how someone who has worked on hundreds of releases sees their own style evolve over time. So! Episode 31, Jonathan Schenke. I think you’re going to enjoy it.

Hey Guys Riley here Episode 31 is upon us and with it brings Jonathan Schenke, a musician, producer and a mixing and mastering engineer who uncoincidentally worked on Telecomo, last week’s guests, debut LP. But his talents extend beyond micing up hungover ottawa boys. His band, Eaters, is an experimental group whose love of texture bleeds through every song. As a mastering engineer, he’s worked on Sun Ra recordings. As a producer he’s worked with the likes of Liturgy and Girl Talk. So he’s a dude who knows his stuff. So I sat down with him and talked about the role of the producer in the age of self recording, how to incorporate home demos into final recordings, and really wanted to get a sense of how someone who has worked on hundreds of releases sees their own style evolve over time. So! Episode 31, Jonathan Schenke. I think you’re going to enjoy it.

Jonathan Schenke – Work On It Until You Don’t Want To Work On It Anymore