Anthony Rodriguez

Anthony is using the crystalizer from Soundtoys in protools.

Anthony Rodriguez uses the TC Electronic VSS3 Native Reverb Plugin, as shown in his Instagram post where he shares a glimpse of his studio session setup.

Anthony Rodriguez uses the Audio Ease Altiverb 7 reverb plugin during sessions at his studio, The Writing Room Productions, as shown in his Instagram post.

You can see on Anthony Rodriguez’s Instagram post using the illusion reverb from Liquid sonics.

Anthony is using this software I saw on his instagram that emulates Alan Meyersons Studio at Remote Control Productions. Its from Embody. It says it goes up to 7.1.6 I think.

In an Instagram video, Anthony Rodriguez showcases the Sonnox Oxford Inflator being used in his ProTools session.

In an Instagram post, Anthony Rodriguez discusses using the Liquid Sonics HD CART reverb plugin during a session in Alan Meyerson's studio.

Okay so, Anthony loves using two reverbs in his sessions. From his post he’s picking either two from the new release from Liquid Sonics. This one is Tai Chi reverb. He’s using Cinematic Rooms as the convolution reverb and Tai Chi as the Algorithmic reverb.

I see the stream deck xl on Anthony’s control desk. He has the application shortcuts it seems.

Anthony now has the sound anchors in his studio with his Quested S7R’s.

Anthony has the Avid s1 at the studio with an iPad.

Saw the Avid S1 and Dock together at Anthony’s studio. Looks beautiful!

Anthony Rodriguez uses the Dolby Atmos Renderer as a core component of his spatial audio mixing workflow, as confirmed by a post on his Instagram account. In the post, Anthony expressed his gratitude for having his Dolby Atmos mix showcased on Apple Music's "Latin in Spatial Audio" playlist. This acknowledgment highlights his use of the Renderer for creating immersive soundscapes, which he monitors primarily on headphones. His setup includes exporting ADM BWF files and real-time MP4 renders, allowing for efficient review and client approvals. The Renderer is integral to his mix decisions, particularly for streaming platforms like Apple Music, where several of his mixes have been featured.

Anthony Rodriguez utilizes the Audeze Maxwell Grey/Blue headphones as his primary monitoring tool for Dolby Atmos music mixing. The headphones are integral to his workflow, allowing him to make precise spatial and tonal decisions entirely in headphones. Their planar magnetic design offers clarity and transient response essential for sculpting immersive reverb layers and EQ curves. Rodriguez affirms their role in his production process on Instagram, stating, "Great job @audeze_official these babies just went through a current production and it’s fire! Wonderful first impression. Looking forward to using this tech on the upcoming productions."

Anthony Rodriguez utilizes the Audeze MM-100 Open Back Planar Magnetic Headphones - 18 Ohms for mixing his soundtracks in Dolby Atmos, as noted on his official website.

In his studio tour video "Studio Tour 2026 at Walk Sound Studio," Anthony Rodriguez mentions at the 4:55 mark that he uses the IK Multimedia ARC Studio Advanced Room Correction System in conjunction with his room treatment.

Anthony Rodriguez confirms his use of the SPL Phonitor One Headphone Amplifier for Dolby Atmos mixing with Audeze MM-100 and Ollo Audio S5X during his studio tour, as mentioned at the 1:29 mark of the video "Studio Tour 2026 at Walk Sound Studio" on YouTube.