In this episode of Midtopia Meets, Josh Cary, Midtopia's Audio Director, sits down for an engaging conversation about sound and dives deep into the art and science of audio engineering. With 27+ years of experience, Josh shares expert insights on topics like signal flow, EQ, compression, and mastering techniques. Whether you’re a beginner, hobbyist, or seasoned professional, this episode provides actionable insights and practical advice to level up your audio production game.
The conversation explores Josh’s journey into audio engineering, from his early experiments with sound to mastering modern digital workflows. The engaging discussion highlights key engineering principles like signal flow, EQ, compression, and time-based effects, alongside practical advice for optimizing home studios, with a focus on room acoustics. Josh also emphasizes the importance of fostering a comfortable and creative environment for artists, encouraging experimentation to unlock their full potential. 
What You’ll Learn:
- Josh’s audio journey: From cassette tapes to cutting-edge digital tools- Signal flow 101: How sound moves through the studio setup- EQ & Compression: Breaking down the tools that shape your sound- Home studio tips: Why room acoustics matter more than fancy gear- Creative collaborations: How to make artists feel comfortable and spark innovation 
Key Takeaways:
- “Room acoustics over expensive mics” – why great sound starts with your space- Creativity unlocked: Never say “no” to experimenting in the studio- Reverse-engineer your favorite sounds: Learn to listen critically

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