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Randy Kohrs is a Grammy award-winning multi-instrumentalist, producer, and engineer from Nashville, TN. Being an accomplished session musician Randy was fortunate to learn from the best producers and engineers like Chuck Ainlay or Gary Paczosa during tracking sessions in Nashville's premier studios. In his career Randy has played on numerous records of legendary country artists like Jim Lauderdale, Dolly Parton, Dierks Bentley, Alison Krauss, and many more.

In this short segment of a longer interview with Randy at his own Slack Key Studio, he explains his approach to using preamps, why he doesn't like to use a console, and how the RPQ500 is an ideal companion for his tracking philosophy of getting the sounds right there and then. He also shares with us how he tracked the upright bass on Jim Lauderdale's record "Carolina Moonrise".

Stay tuned for more videos from this interview soon and check out the other episodes of our "Fix it in the Mic" video series.

AEA's Fix it in the Mic video series is aimed at sharing the microphone secrets and tricks of industry professionals in a time when mentoring, and real knowledge is hard to come by. AEA's mission is to help engineers get the sound they envision right from the start instead of "fixing it in the mix"- a craft and art that often gets lost in the midst of the hype about the latest new toy. Thus, the name Fix It In The Mic was born. AEA encourages you to comment, ask questions, or send suggestions for future episodes.

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Filmed on location in Nashville, TN
Produced by Julian David
Assisted by Travis Atkinson

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