

Todd Rundgren
Jul 22, 2020
Todd Rundgren, an unsung creative maniac, talks about his influence on artists like Radiohead and Prince. He shares insights into his music creation process, collaborations, and engineering techniques. They discuss his early days with the NAS band, his evolution in the music industry, and his experiences in the jazz scene. They also explore analog vs digital recording, avoiding negative impact, and the unexpected success of one of his songs. Todd's album 'Arena' and his guitar skills are highlighted, along with his work in acapella and production. The episode concludes with gratitude and pandemic woes.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Excitement for an Unsung Creative Maniac
01:52 • 2min
Creating Music: Collaborations, Solitude, and Studio Engineering
04:02 • 20min
Early Days of NAS
24:32 • 15min
Evolution in the Music Industry and Collaborating with Famous Artists
39:20 • 3min
Hunt Sales, Soupy Sales, and the Jazz Scene
42:45 • 10min
Analog vs Digital Recording
52:23 • 23min
Avoiding Negative Impact
01:15:19 • 9min
Using Click Tracks and Tempo Changes in Music Production
01:24:01 • 4min
History with Beresville and Approach to Making Records
01:27:37 • 3min
The Unexpected Journey of a Dream-Inspired Song
01:30:38 • 3min
Exploring Todd Rundgren's Album 'Arena' and His Guitar Skills
01:33:33 • 3min
The Evolution of Acapella and Production Work
01:36:13 • 28min
The Power of a Life-Saving Record
02:04:07 • 6min
Gratitude and Pandemic Woes
02:09:38 • 3min