Mixing Music | Music Production, Audio Engineering, & Music Business· Folge 333
Confidence Over Clarity: How to Talk to Clients
· 51 min
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<p>In this episode, Dee Kei and Lu unpack the common mistake of oversharing your process with clients — and why it can damage trust, reduce perceived value, and kill your confidence.</p><p>This isn’t about keeping secrets or playing power games. It’s about curating a better experience, protecting your workflow, and communicating like a professional. From discussing mic placement and plugin chains to giving away discounts and doubting your own V1 mix, this episode covers the subtle ways engineers unintentionally sabotage themselves.</p><p>They also share personal stories (including working with Jazze Pha and multi-platinum engineers), and draw comparisons to chefs, barbers, doctors, and even electricians — all to hammer home the truth: clients pay you for results and confidence, not explanations.</p><h3>🔑 Topics Include:</h3><ul><li>Why showing how the sausage is made makes you look uncertain</li><li>How oversharing your workflow invites micromanagement</li><li>The power of silence in service-based businesses</li><li>Confidence vs. ego: how to strike the right tone</li><li>Why you should never undercut your rates out of fear</li><li>Setting boundaries without sounding defensive</li><li>Communicating like a creative director, not a tech support rep</li><li>How to get paid fairly and earn trust without over-talking</li></ul><p><br></p><br/><br/>Advertising Inquiries: <a href='redcircle.com/brands'>https://redcircle.com… & Opt-Out: <a href='redcircle.com/privacy'>https://redcircle.co…;