Neal Avron
Neal Avron is a multiple Grammy-nominated producer and mixer based in Hollywood, California. Neal has produced and mixed hits and acclaimed albums from a wide array of artists ranging from Sara Bareilles, Twenty One Pilots, Walk The Moon, Bleachers, Linkin Park, Disturbed, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, New Found Glory, The Wallflowers, Mutemath, Yellowcard, Switchfoot, You Me At Six, Brandi Carlile, All Time Low and many more.
Neal started his musical journey as a trumpet player and graduated University of Miami with a major in music as well as an electrical engineering minor. Avron learned his craft at two of the most renowned studios in the world, Criteria Studios in Miami, FL and Sunset Sound in Hollywood, CA, where he learned and worked with such greats as Al Schmitt, Humberto Gatica and T-Bone Burnett.
Neal Avron and FabFilter
"I heard about FabFilter from many of my producer/engineer friends and colleagues and could not ignore all their raving any longer. So far, I have been going deep on the FabFilter Pro-Q 2, Timeless 2 and Saturn; three plug-ins that cover very different ground, not only from each other, but from similar offerings by other companies."
"While there are many things I love about FabFilter plug-ins, the two most important are sonics and usability. On a sonic front, the FabFilter plug-ins sound phenomenal. What comes out always sounds better than what goes in, no matter what plug-in I am using. And as far as usability, FabFilter plug-ins are as easy or as detailed as you need them to be. Despite the incredible amount of parameters you can adjust, I love how only the parameters you are focusing on take center stage, keeping the plug-ins from being overwrought with knobs and buttons!"
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Artist overview
- Alawn
- Armin van Buuren
- Bil VornDick
- BINKBEATS
- Bjorn Akesson
- Bob Power
- Callum Connor
- Caveman
- Celldweller
- Charlie Crown
- Chocolate Puma
- Chris Lake
- Cinthie
- D. James Goodwin
- Damien Lewis
- Dana Nielsen
- Daniel Shores
- Dave Pensado
- David Catching / Rancho de la Luna
- Delta Spirit
- Dem Jointz
- DJ Nu-Mark
- Elkka
- Erik 'Blu2th' Griggs
- Extrawelt
- Fabian Marasciullo
- Francesco Cameli
- Gary Miller
- Gethin Pearson
- Glenn Schick
- Glisz
- Greg Wells
- Greg Wurth
- Groove Armada
- Hardwell
- Howie Weinberg
- Ian Dowling
- J Devil
- Jake Cochran
- James Hannigan
- Jamie Lidell
- Jan 'Stan' Kybert
- Jason Graves
- Jason Miles
- Jeff Ellis
- Joe Barresi
- Joe West
- Joel Little
- John Hill
- Joost van den Broek
- Joseph Renzetti
- Josh Rogosin
- Julia Borelli
- Justin Stanley
- Kevin Killen
- Kevin Madigan
- Khaliq Glover
- Koen Heldens
- Local Natives
- Manny Marroquin
- Marc Carolan
- Matt Lawrence
- Matt Schaeffer
- Matthew Burnett
- Megan McDuffee
- Michael Graves
- Mike Cave
- Miles Walker
- Modeselektor
- Mogwai
- Morgan Page
- Mucky
- múm
- Neal Avron
- Neal H Pogue
- Neil Dorfsman
- Noah Georgeson
- Noisia
- Olav Basoski
- Omar Hakim
- Paula Tape
- Pedro Viñuela Romero
- Recoil
- Remy.
- Ricardo Sangiao
- Robbie Nelson
- Robert L. Smith
- Robert Venable
- Robin Finck
- Roni Size
- Ross Fish
- Sacha Skarbek
- Santaflow
- Sasami Ashworth
- Scott Chesak
- Scott Jacoby
- Sean P. Jones
- Simon Climie
- Stan Greene
- Stefano Lentini
- Sterling Winfield
- The Black Keys
- The Glitch Mob
- The National
- The Wildcardz
- Thomas Warren
- TOKiMONSTA
- Tom Elmhirst
- Tom Lord-Alge
- Tony Maserati
- UNIFONY
- Weval
- What So Not
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