
What really set him apart, though, was his approach to local networking. Nate made himself available to artists and studios in Atlanta, jumping on spontaneous opportunities to get in the room with high-profile artists and engineers. This willingness to be in the right place at the right time helped him establish himself as a talented collaborator and engineer. Now, he’s documenting the whole process via vlogs—showing the real work behind every track.
Nate’s workflow? He uses FL Studio for production, ProTools for tracking, and Ableton for sound design. Whether it’s sending out MIDI files to collaborate or working with others on full-length projects, Nate’s always refining his craft.
His advice for up-and-comers? Build your portfolio, keep your communication targeted, and be open to those local opportunities—you never know who you’ll meet in the studio.
Catch the full interview for more on his journey.
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