Neal Avron
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| Born | December 31, 1965[1] |
| Origin | Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
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| Years active | 1993–present |
Neal Avron (born December 31, 1965)
Avron created headlines in 2010 when he mixed and/or produced each debuting number one album on the
Avron is noted for having particular recording techniques, believing that pre-production is essential before entering a recording studio.[6] When recording, he prefers to lay down the drums and rhythm guitar first, as opposed to the conventional method of bass guitar and drums.[6] Avron has noted, "Over the years I've had issues with recording bass first, especially when someone is hitting the strings really hard. For me it's difficult to tell whether the bass is in tune, because the fundamental is so low. When laying the rhythm guitars down first, it's much easier to tell whether the bass is out of tune or not. It also means that the bass has a place to fit."[6]
Discography
Selected discography (producer/mixing/engineering).[7]
- 1997 – So Much for the Afterglow by Everclear
- 2000 – Songs from an American Movie Vol. One: Learning How to Smile by Everclear
- 2000 – New Found Glory by New Found Glory
- 2001 – Transmatic by Transmatic
- 2002 – Back to the Innocence by Seven and the Sun
- 2002 – Sticks and Stones by New Found Glory
- 2002 – Headspace by Pulse Ultra
- 2002 – Tomorrow by SR-71
- 2003 – Yellowcard
- 2003 – Die Trying by Die Trying
- 2004 – Catalyst by New Found Glory
- 2004 – Nothing new since Rock 'n' Roll by The Fight
- 2005 – From Under the Cork Tree by Fall Out Boy
- 2005 – Make Believe by Weezer
- 2006 – Lights and Sounds by Yellowcard
- 2007 – Minutes to Midnight by Linkin Park
- 2007 – Empty Walls by Serj Tankian
- 2007 – Infinity on High by Fall Out Boy
- 2007 – Luna Halo by Luna Halo
- 2007 – Paper Walls by Yellowcard
- 2008 – Folie à Deux by Fall Out Boy
- 2008 – New Surrender by Anberlin
- 2008 – Indestructible by Disturbed
- 2009 – Artwork by The Used
- 2009 – Say Anything by Say Anything
- 2010 – Asylum by Disturbed
- 2010 – A Thousand Suns by Linkin Park
- 2010 – Kaleidoscope Heart by Sara Bareilles
- 2010 – Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice by HIM
- 2011 – When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes by Yellowcard
- 2011 – Vice Verses by Switchfoot
- 2011 – Radiosurgery by New Found Glory
- 2012 – Southern Air by Yellowcard[8]
- 2012 – Don't Panic by All Time Low
- 2013 – J.A.C.K. by Forever The Sickest Kids
- 2013 – Exhale EP by Stardog Champion
- 2014 – Cavalier Youth by You Me at Six
- 2014 – Fading West by Switchfoot
- 2014 – Lift a Sail by Yellowcard
- 2014 – Talking Is Hard by Walk the Moon
- 2014 – Joseph Hahn, Dave Farrell, Chester Bennington, Alec Puro.
- 2015 – Blurryface by Twenty One Pilots
- 2015 – What's Inside: Songs From Waitress by Sara Bareilles
- 2016 – Taking One for the Team by Simple Plan
- 2016 – Waitress by Original Broadway Cast Recording
- 2016 – Unleashed by Skillet
- 2016 – Yellowcard
- 2016 – Blurryface Live by Twenty One Pilots
- 2017 – Eternity, in Your Arms by Creeper
- 2018 – America by Thirty Seconds to Mars
- 2021 – Our Bande Apart by Third Eye Blind
- 2023 – So Much (For) Stardust by Fall Out Boy
- 2023 – Childhood Eyes by Yellowcard
References
- ^ AOL Music. Archived from the originalon April 14, 2012. Retrieved April 2, 2011.
- ^ "Neal Avron". The BK Entertainment Group. Archived from the original on August 11, 2011. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
- ^ PRWeb. Yahoo! Music. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
- ^ Tate, Jason; DeAndrea, Joe; Lally, Jonathan (November 12, 2010). "Neal Avron News". AbsolutePunk. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
- ^ Semigran, Aly (December 12, 2010). "Justin Bieber, Katy Perry React To Grammy Nominations in Today's Tweet Dreams". MTV. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
- ^ a b c Paul Tingen (January 2008). "Secrets of the Mix Engineers: Neal Avron". Sound on Sound. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
- ^ "Neal Avron Discography". Discogs. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
- ^ "Southern Air". Archived from the original on June 15, 2012. Retrieved June 18, 2012.
External links
- Neal Avron at IMDb
- www.nealavron.com
