I'll go first. I'm TouchTone DSG — 20+ years behind the console. Hybrid studio running Neve 5059 Satellite, SSL Fusion, FATSO, Lynx Aurora N, MPC Live II, and Ableton. I came up on boom bap, fell in love with anime/LoFi remixes, and I geek out over signal flow and compression topologies more than any normal person should. Right now I'm building an AI-powered mixing assistant trained on everything I've learned in 20 years of sessions. You'll see that journey documented here first. Your turn: 🎛️ What's your name / producer tag? 🎧 What's your setup — DAW, gear, anything you're working with? 🔥 What are you working on right now? 🎯 What's the one thing you want to get better at? Don't overthink it. Just drop in and say what's up. This is the room where nobody judges your setup — we just care that you're putting in the work.

Most people will watch this and lock onto the speed. That's not the part that matters. The part that matters is what it didn't touch. I just dropped a video showing MIXSTEIN gain staging a 50-track session and running a '90s boom-bap dimension recipe. Live. No hands on the mouse. But watch the 50-track pass: it gain staged 41 tracks and left 9 alone. On the recipe, it put moves on some individual tracks, some on the buses, and skipped the ones that didn't need anything. Then it told me why. That's the whole thing. Every other AI tool processes everything, because all it does is pattern match. Mine makes a call about what to leave alone. That's not data training. That's 20 years of my decisions baked in. It's role-aware too, so it knows a snare from a sample from a guitar without me labeling a single track. Full walkthrough's in the video, link below. I'm opening beta testing soon and only pulling a small handful out of here. If you want a real shot, drop a comment on this post so I know who's serious. One question: when you're cleaning up a mix, what kills your momentum the most? Gain staging, de-essing, or balancing faders? That's the first thing I'm pointing MIXSTEIN at. ://youtu.be/r2yLN3h4Tic

Hey....I believe you have talked about them before but not sure.... So what do you all think about the Black Lion patch bays and also the SSL ALPHA 8?

If you're reading this, you're one of the first people in this room. That matters. You're not joining something that already exists — you're helping build it. Here's what The Board Room is about: We're producers, engineers, mixers, and studio heads who take the craft seriously. We geek out over EQ stacking, compression topologies, gain staging, signal flow, analog chains, and the decisions that make a record sound finished. We're the people who hear a snare and wonder what bus it ran through. We're scientists. We're nerds. And we're proud of it. What you'll get in here: → Weekly mixing breakdowns, gear deep dives, and workflow drops pulled straight from real sessions — not recycled YouTube content → A place to post your tracks and get honest, technical feedback from people who actually understand what they're listening to → Access to resources, templates, and tools I'm building — including an AI-powered mixing assistant trained on 20+ years of session knowledge → Live sessions, Q&As, and conversations you won't find anywhere else How to get started: 1. Drop a post introducing yourself — who you are, what you're working on, and what you want to get better at 2. Don't lurk. This room only works if you're in it. Ask questions, share wins, post your work 3. Check the Classroom tab — content is dropping there regularly This isn't a course. It's not a fan page. It's a room full of people who are serious about leveling up, and we help each other get there. The session is live. Let's work. — TouchTone DSG, Founder of The Board Room