Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast EP 54 | Johnny Franck
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Apr 6, 2016 
Johnny Franck, a former member of Attack Attack, now thrives as a producer and engineer, notably collaborating with Jarrod Alonge. He reveals his innovative process for crafting parody tracks, often working remotely through Skype. Franck shares how experimentation is key to achieving unique sounds, advocating for unconventional approaches. He discusses the challenges of maintaining high standards from his band days to his production career. Trust-building with clients and navigating creative feedback are also highlighted, making for an insightful dive into modern music production.
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How He Produced A Crowdfunded Parody Album
- Johnny Franck explained how he joined Jared Alonge's crowdfunded parody album and ended up producing the whole project remotely.
- He recorded guitars, bass and drums, sent instrumentals to Jared, and Jared wrote vocals over them while they revised via Skype.
Genre-Jumping Forces New Tones
- Tackling diverse genres forced Johnny to build guitar and drum tones he wouldn't normally use and broaden his palette.
- Mimicking target songs taught him new approaches and added tones to keep in his production toolbox.
Experiment Without Fear
- Experiment relentlessly and don't be afraid to use unorthodox methods to reach a sonic goal.
- If an odd approach gives you a unique result, keep it — there is no single 'right' way to get the tone you want.