Record Producer Dennis Herring talks Neve Console, Dean Parks & Starting as Session Musician

Music Producer talks to Techno Empire how he got started as session guitar player in Los Angeles and transitioned into becoming a hit making music producer on his first basement album for IRS/Ian Copeland and getting a "Big Boy" Neve recording console.

[@warshipsatin8764]

i played guitar at a funeral once, too. they didnt appreciate my rendition of "hells bells" through my marshall full stack

[@waveguider]

Brent Averill was a good friend of mine. I'm so glad to hear his name and see the smile on Mr. Herring's face when he told that story. Thank you all for this wonderful 15:22 minutes.

[@TheLeon1032]

best thing I've seen in a while, really enjoyed this story

[@blue_mountains28]

Given his appearance in this video (long socks and sandals 😆) when he drops the F bombs it’s very jarring 😂. This is a really cool set of interviews particularly the one where he talks about he’s dumbel amp.

[@adrian14752]

Lmfao the first one threw me off. Then he started letting loose and I was like ok this dude is a vibe 😂

[@robertdiehl1281]

Glad to hear a success story that is all about initiative hard work and sacrifice…especially while still young. Great video…

[@jarrahdrum]

fascinating, thank you, subscribed

[@Studio22mix]

Wow man I need to win the lottery 😊

[@alexciarlo280]

Hi do you know who demoed you don’t know me for Britney Spears for circus by Ben folds and Regina Spector