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Ep.2 with Cody Leavitt (Asteroid M Records/Not for Sale/New Cold War)
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In this episode we chat with Cody Leavitt, the boss man of Asteroid M Records and bass player for 'Not For Sale' and 'New Cold War' in Las Vegas, NV. Cody has carved out quite the path as a recording producer & engineer in Las Vegas through his in-house recording facilities with Asteroid M Records. Join us in our tone talk and find some sweet studio tips from the man himself, Cody Leavitt!
EPISODE OVERVIEW:
In this episode of The Tonepot, we are joined by Cody Leavitt, a fixture in the Las Vegas DIY music community. Cody owns and operates Asteroid M Records and plays bass for 'Not For Sale' and 'New Cold War'.
We get into the match that lit the musical fire, rock n' roll! And being surrounded by musical acts from Guns n' Roses to Dr. Dre in the early 90s and how it shaped his current tastes. Even a nice 'hot take' regarding Garth Brooks! As a bassist, he touches on his fondness of the Fender Jazz bass and its passive single coils, as well as some applications for active bass circuits. In the realm of recording, Cody hits some points about amp simulators, mix busses, and the omnipresent mic and cabinet wars.
Tune into this episode of The Tonepot to hear more about Cody Leavitt's journey in the music world and his thoughts on tone, recording, and equipment.
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