GNB: What do you think about today's music business? What are your thoughts about underground and mainstream music scene of nowadays? I think the most interesting collaboration would be me and the band "Between The Buried And Me". ![]() Unrelated to that achievement, I am mostly influenced by guys like Chris Lord Alge and Randy Staubb. JST: I have a lot of career highlights, but I think a big moment that stands out is getting an RIAA certified gold record for the single "The Final Episode" from Stand Up and Scream with band Asking Alexandria. GNB: Which are your career highlights? Which are the artists that influenced you the most? Is there still some collaboration that you would like to do? A record label owner (Craig Ericson) took interest of my abilities after I had done a few key projects that he was signing and soon after became my manager. That grew into a web of contacts and soon enough I was very busy. We got a lot of interest from that demo, and before too long, I was recording other bands on the weekends because they were dying to work with me. After a while, I got good enough to record my own band's demo and put it up on MySpace. I just started messing with stuff and experimenting. He gave me a key and let me come in late at night to play around. ![]() We needed a demo to post on MySpace, and so after finding out one of my friends had a cool make shift recording situation in his garage, I decided to learn how to do it on my own. ![]() I come from a musical family and around the age of 18, I was playing drums in a metal band. I started producing, recording, and mixing out of necessity. JoeySturgis: Hey guys! Thanks for having me here. GuitarNerdingBlog: Hello Joey and welcome to Guitar Nerding Blog! Tell us your story: How did you become a mix engineer?
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