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Marc's experience
at A&M was the spring board for him to start engineering and
mixing independently. He has worked with a diverse range of artists,
from Don Henley, Stevie Nicks and Michelle Branch, to Unwritten
Law. Marc was nominated for a Grammy for his work with Melissa Etheridge
on the album "Breakdown." He produced The Samples
"The key is to be a good listener. My Philosophy in the studio or mixing comes from many years of being around producers, engineers and mixers whom I have respected. You hear a great sound and 'lock it in.' This generally satisfies most artists," says DeSisto. Marc stays on top of his game by trying to stay true to himself under all circumstances and first finds what the recording artist is looking for. "It's always different from artist to artist and session to session. I'm usually full of options when I'm engineering and try not to get locked into anything. Also having a positive attitude helps and being able to work around things, when technical situations come up and they often do," says Marc. According to Marc it helps to have the ability to build trust when you're working with an artist for the first time. "For me, I must feel the mixes before presenting it. You are creating your version of what the artist had in mind when they wrote their song. Songs are sometimes personal and to be able to capture it is an art and a thrill," concludes DeSisto.
Some of the
recent projects mixed at Luk'e's room by Marc include: Stroke 9
" Last Of The international Playboys" Produced by Stroke
9 Robin Trower w/Jack Bruce singing and playing Bass. Produced By
Robin Trower Jim Mcgorman "Jamestown" Produced by Jim
Mcgorman The Blue House "One More Kiss" Produced By Tommy
Emmanuel
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