Nick Rosenbaum on SoundBetter

Looking for that classic blues rock sound with a hint of Santana? With over 20 years of experience influenced by Hendrix, SRV, and John Mayer, I'll bring soulful blues and fiery rock to your project. What sets me apart? I like to add a touch of Latin Rock to make grab listener's attention. Let's elevate your sound together.

I thrive on the challenge of translating the music in my mind onto the guitar. Starting with a raw concept, I meticulously refine it through numerous takes until it matches my vision. It's a challenging but fun journey that I can't wait to bring to your music.

Tell me about your project and how I can help, through the 'Contact' button above.

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Languages

English
Spanish

3 Reviews

Endorse Nick Rosenbaum

by nonviolenze
Verified
Nice work. Thanks Nick.
by Charity L.
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Good communication and very talented. Hope to have something suitable for Nick again in the future.
by Brian K Fisher
Nick is an incredibly talented and versatile guitarist and an all around great guy to work with. His dynamic and melodic playing style can really elevate any rock or blues production. It's a tough balance to find someone who has both the technical chops and the musicality, but Nick nails it. I'd highly recommend working with him.

Interview with Nick Rosenbaum

Q: Is there anyone on SoundBetter you know and would recommend to your clients?
A: Brian Fisher is fantastic with mixing, mastering, and music production as a whole.
Q: Analog or digital and why?
A: I've tried digital (through the Helix LT) and it definitely had its benefits, but I'm an analog guy. I've spent a good bit of money in order to have all that I need to get that classic "Strat tone". At the end of the day, analog gives a richness and warmth that digital can't seem to recreate.
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: Blues and rock are definitely my go-to, but I can create something for most any other genre as well (country, pop, etc).
Q: What's your typical work process?
A: I listen to the song a few times until I hear clearly in my head what I want to do, then work at it until I feel that what was in my head is out on the recording.