70s Production Techniques

1970s Music Production Techniques Masterclass
A 2.5-hour deep dive into recording techniques, studio workflows, and mix engineering methods that defined the soul, funk, gospel, and jazz sound of the 1970s.

Led by Mario Luciano (Polyphonic Music Library) and Sean Wolcott (Soundview Analog/Clockwork), this masterclass focuses heavily on extended look at session files, multitrack breakdowns, and real-world recording demonstrations—giving you an inside look at how these iconic records were made.

Through detailed video examples, isolated recordings, and hands-on walkthroughs, you'll explore essential tracking techniques, microphone placement, tape machine workflows, and mixing strategies used throughout the decade.

You'll also gain practical knowledge on how to recreate these classic sounds today, using vintage gear, plug-ins, and digital tools—bridging past and present recording methods.

This masterclass will provide:

Multitrack song deconstructions—step inside the sessions of classic-style recordings.
Hands-on demonstrations of recording, tracking, and mixing techniques.
A deep dive into instrument selection, chords, grooves, and orchestration.
A breakdown of the historical and social influences that shaped the music.