Full Name Michael Cave Role Musician Name Mike Cave | Website mikecave.co.uk Nationality British | |
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Occupation Music Producer, Mix Engineer, Musician | ||
Mike cave mixing tips 1
Mike Cave (born Michael Cave on 1 January 1978) is a musician, record producer and mix engineer, whose clients have included The Noisettes, Professor Green, Tinchy Stryder, Elvis Costello, The Charlatans and The Coral.
Contents
- Mike cave mixing tips 1
- Mike Caves Mixing Tips 3 Making the most of the Mix Buss
- Early life
- The Sunlites and Mercury records
- Parr Street Studios
- The Loft
- Singles
- Albums
- References
Mike Cave's Mixing Tips 3 -Making the most of the Mix Buss
Early life
Cave was born in Liverpool. On his 8th birthday he received his first guitar from his father. He later proceeded to play in a variety of bands on the Liverpool circuit from the age of 12, and by 15 he was engineering sessions for his own bands and others in the area. Cave grew up in the Anfield area of the city where he met members of his band The Sunlites. This led to a professional career in the music industry firstly as a musician before moving on to studio engineering, production and mixing.
The Sunlites and Mercury records
In 1995 Cave's band the Sunlites signed a deal with Mercury. The record was finished, but never released, however the 2 years in the studio helped to introduce Cave to some highly regarded producers, including Kevin Bacon, and Jonathan Quarmby.
Parr Street Studios
In 1997, and after the band split up, Cave started working as an in-house engineer at Parr Street Studios in Liverpool, where he worked alongside Ken Nelson, Jeremy Wheatley (Space, Sugarbabes, Mel C), and Brendan Lynch.
The Loft
In 2002 Cave opened his own studio, moving into a converted Manhattan-style loft in central Liverpool, which he named The Loft Studios.