Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 13 minutes ago
In this episode of PSP Master Tales, legendary producer Tim Oliver (Robert Plant, Ludovico Einaudi, Sinead O’Connor, B-52s, and many more) talks through the life and flow of recording sessions, working with different musicians, workflow and the power of a good reference mix.
This episode is a great watch before your next session to learn the ins and outs of approaching a session with a good mindset, establishing an effective workflow, and above all else getting great results!
Tim Oliver has worked with many legendary artists and has played a role at countless studios throughout his career, and through it all he maintains a calm and professional mindset that makes taking in decades of experience easy for everyone!
Learn more about Tim Oliver at:
timoliver.co.uk
Connect With PSP Audioware:
Website → https://www.pspaudioware.com
Facebook → facebook.com/PSPaudioware
Twitter→ twitter.com/pspaudioware
Instagram→ instagram.com/pspaudioware
#timoliver #musicproduction #studiorecording
In this episode of PSP Master Tales, legendary producer Tim Oliver (Robert Plant, Ludovico Einaudi, Sinead O’Connor, B-52s, and many more) talks through the life and flow of recording sessions, working with different musicians, workflow and the power of a good reference mix.
This episode is a great watch before your next session to learn the ins and outs of approaching a session with a good mindset, establishing an effective workflow, and above all else getting great results!
Tim Oliver has worked with many legendary artists and has played a role at countless studios throughout his career, and through it all he maintains a calm and professional mindset that makes taking in decades of experience easy for everyone!
Learn more about Tim Oliver at:
timoliver.co.uk
Connect With PSP Audioware:
Website → https://www.pspaudioware.com
Facebook → facebook.com/PSPaudioware
Twitter→ twitter.com/pspaudioware
Instagram→ instagram.com/pspaudioware
#timoliver #musicproduction #studiorecording










