dad, husband, owner and head engineer of audioconfusion creative recording space I've been recording for over 20 years and dabbling with audio in general for even longer. I like "real" sounds. No over processing here.
Audioconfusion has been running strong in the valley since '97.
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There are few Arizona studios with a loyal following like Audioconfusion and even less producers like Jalipaz. Known to generations of artists as a musical godfather and mentor, he unflinchingly captures the magic behind the soundboard at Audioconfusion. There aren't any one-size-fits-all gated reverbs or cookie cutter compression effects here. Every recording session is authentic and real. Where some studios bank on delivering a “signature sound,” Audioconfusion is based upon the premise of genuine musicality backed by a strong work ethic. Every recording session and album are unique productions where the artist's character can shine through. The results are honest, raw, and brilliant – just like the first album you fell in love with. ~ Jonathan Cisneros
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Credits
AllMusic verified credits for Jalipaz- Diners
- Diners
- Diners
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- The Vision of a Dying World
- The Vision of a Dying World
- History Machine
- History Machine
- The Space Tourists (2)
- The Vision Of A Dying World
- Peachcake
- Snail Quail
- Huckleberry (5)
- The Space Tourists (2), Harry Crump
- The Oxford Coma
- Diners
- The AJJs*
- Various
- Squares (5)
- The Vision Of A Dying World
- Malakai (9)
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Bomb The Music Industry!
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- The Necronauts
- Former Friends Of Young Americans
- Daryl Scherrer*
- Peachcake
- History Machine
- Japhy's Descent
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- The Haymarket Squares
- Factories (4)
- Snail Quail
- Dogbreth
- Fireswamp
- The Space Tourists (2), Harry Crump
- The Oxford Coma
- Diners
- Diners
- Eric Schlappi
- The Edisons (2)
- Wiccan Babysitter / Benjamin Galaxy
- Okilly Dokilly
- Eric Schlappi
- Citrus Clouds
- The Edisons (2)
- AJJ
- The Edisons (2)
- Dustin Drennen
- Closet Goth
- Scorpion vs. Tarantula
- AJJ
- AJJ
- Citrus Clouds
- The Space Tourists (2)
- Squares (5)
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Second Skin (2)
- The Vision Of A Dying World
- Andrew Jackson Jihad / Ghost Mice
- Malakai (9)
- Porches
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Br'er
- Troublemake / The Legendary San Diego Chargers / Shang-A-Lang / Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Bomb The Music Industry!
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Andrew Jackson Jihad / Cobra Skulls
- Andrew Jackson Jihad / Apocalypse Meow
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- The Necronauts
- JJCNV
- Former Friends Of Young Americans
- Daryl Scherrer*
- Father's Day* / Porches / Treasure Mammal / Andrew Jackson Jihad
- History Machine
- Japhy's Descent
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Andrew Jackson Jihad / O Pioneers!!!
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- JJCNV
- The Haymarket Squares
- Malakai (9)
- Factories (4)
- Various
- Snail Quail
- Various
- Green Line Operator
- Dogbreth
- Gloomsday
- Fireswamp
- B.O.T.S. & Celebration Guns
- The Space Tourists (2), Harry Crump
- The Oxford Coma
- Diners
- Space Alien Donald
- Hug Of War
- The Oxford Coma
- Diners
- Partners In 818
- Scorpion vs. Tarantula
- Eric Schlappi
- The Edisons (2)
- Wiccan Babysitter / Benjamin Galaxy
- Okilly Dokilly
- Eric Schlappi
- Various
- The Edisons (2)
- AJJ
- The Edisons (2)
- Dustin Drennen
- Lav Andula
- Closet Goth
- AJJ
- Scorpion vs. Tarantula
- Citrus Clouds
- Dustin Drennen
- Jane Tragic
- Various
Interview with Jalipaz
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: I typically record music with an edge to it but I have done, and am comfortable working with, any type of music. I dont play an instrument but if I was in noise bands and create soundscapes :)
Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?
A: I've always been attracted to audio and have always heard music differently than most people. I've been recording for over 20 years and still get excited about every session!
Q: What's your typical work process?
A: I tend to record bands live but I can record anyway that is comfortable for you.
Q: What are you working on at the moment?
A: Right now I have 3 albums that are coming out in the next couple months and have started mixing and recording a bunch of others.
Q: What do you like most about your job?
A: Everything! I love working with artists because we share the same passion. I also hear at least one thing that is totally original come from every artist I work with, and thats super exciting!
Q: How would you describe your style?
A: Natural. I don't over process anything. I like to let the music speak for itself but I also understand that the right production can really make a song pop.
Q: What's your strongest skill?
A: I would say my strongest skill is making a recording that sounds like that band and not my own perception of that band.
Q: What's your 'promise' to your clients?
A: That I will do everything I can to make you happy with your product. Sounds cheesy but, if you're not happy then Im not happy, and thats the truth.
Q: What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?
A: Make sure whoever you hire that your comfortable with them and they understand your goals.
Q: Which artist would you like to work with and why?
A: Any artist that has passion for what they do.
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: Be yourself and have fun. It will really come out in the recording.
Q: What do you bring to a song?
A: A fresh outlook
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
A: I designed my studio so I could keep my prices low and still offer an awesome finished product. The studio was designed from the ground up. It consists of a large live room where bands can record, a room for organic reverb and a separate control room.
Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
A: My main influences are Steve Albini (pixies, nirvana), Dave Fridmann (the flaming lips, mgmt) and George Martin (the beatles)
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: I mostly record and mix bands.
I was the mixer and engineer in this production
- Recording StudioAverage price - $350 per day
- Mixing EngineerAverage price - $200 per song
- EditingContact for pricing
Very fast but not rushed.
I would love to talk with you about your project so i can give you a better idea on how long it might take. Once i give you a price it will not change.
No hidden costs.
- api
- shure
- soundcraft
- telefunken
- akg
- jbl
- fender
- vox
- wurlitzer
- etc.
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