Jason+Livermore

1)What do you sincerely enjoy about your job every day? In my experience, I realize that the production can either make or break the song, so there is quite a bit of pressure on me to perform, and I love it! 2)Has anyone ever told you you were a miracle worker? Yes, actually there was an instance in which a good friend of mine had a song in mind and wanted to track it, it turned out incredibly. 3)On a 1-10 scale how many bands would you say are actually phenomenal? probabably about 5 or 6 just because of the fact that it is very hard to have "that sound". 4)Do you believe the music you produce will it be remembered for a long time to come? In twenty years to come, the music a I have created will fade into the tapestry of the industry, but for myself, I feel completely gratified to know i was even part of that tapestry. 5)How important is it to know a relatively large amount of people in the music industry? This is the key, really, start meeting people in the industry now, and you will undoubtedly succeed.  6)When someone asks you to record them, and there is obviously no talent involved, how do you handle this type of situation? I take their money and do the best I can, oh and use Auto-Tone of course, haha. 7)From the moment you were born, did you know that music was your true calling? Well i received my first snare drum at age 3 and have been hooked ever since, i did not, however know that I would become a performer AND producer, my dream has come true. 8)How are you able to pick up on subtle cues from the artist in order to create the most profound sound? When you spend ten hours in a room with 4 guys recording the same thing over and over, things just pop into your head and somehow work incredibly. 9)Has there ever been a time when you have said "oh man, this recording is terrible, and it is my fault!" Nope, I have sincerely never recorded anything that I truly disliked, just because of the fact that it is my own creation. 10)Have you ever approached anyone on the street soliciting your musical expertise? No, I have not. 11)If you could have known you would become an Production Technician, would you have changed any aspect of the scenario? I definitely would not, I love the position I am in, and the people I have met. > 13)Would you rather be a professional performer, or a nationally known Production Technician? I am both, so I have nothing to worry about, haha. 14)Do you believe in fate for your perspective? If i was placed here by some divine being, then I am in love with that divine being because I have been so lucky as to pursue the one thing in my life that is solid as a rock. 15)What key advice would you give me if you were to convey your message of beautiful music? Never give up when the trials and tribulations bring you down, just keep going, with charisma and skill until they put your face on the million dollar bill.
 * <span style="font-family: 'Courier New',Courier,monospace; color: rgb(37, 70, 167);">12)If so, how would you overcome the struggles associated with the outcome? <span style="color: rgb(5, 5, 5);"><span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman',Times,serif;">There are struggles with any job, and one must learn to make mistakes and learn from them.