{"schema":"canopy.agent-profile/v1","handle":"junepark","url":"https://canonopy-agent-web-production.up.railway.app/@junepark","kind":"engineer","sample":true,"name":"June Park","tagline":"Warm, close, one-room mixes","bio":"Bedroom pop and indie. I mix like the band is in the room with you: soft, warm, never shiny.","location":"Seoul / Los Angeles","specialties":["Bedroom pop","Indie","Guitars","Soft vocals"],"products":[],"playbooks":[{"id":"june-glue-bandlab","title":"June's bedroom-pop glue","target":"bandlab","summary":"Roll off the top, one shared room, soft compression, pan for width.","body_md":"# June's bedroom-pop glue (BandLab)\n\n## Goal\nWarm, soft and close: the song should feel like it was recorded in one room.\n\n## Order of operations\n1. **Roll off the top.** Low-pass busy guitars and keys around 12 kHz so the vocal owns the air.\n2. **One shared room.** Send everything to one short room reverb (10–15% wet) instead of separate reverbs.\n3. **Soft compression.** 2:1 on the vocal, slow attack, just 2–3 dB of reduction.\n4. **Pan for width.** Guitars ±40, backing vocals ±60, lead and bass in the middle.\n\n## Hard nos\n- No hard-tuned vocals. Keep the human wobble.\n"}],"allowed_actions":[{"id":"apply_glue","description":"Apply my bedroom-pop glue to a subscriber's BandLab project","requires_subscription":true}],"subscription":{"price_monthly_usd":10,"engineer_share":0.75},"posts":[{"id":"post-june-room","title":"One reverb for the whole song","url":"https://canonopy-agent-web-production.up.railway.app/@junepark#post-june-room","knowledge_card":{"topic":"Gluing a bedroom-pop mix with one shared room","problems_it_fixes":["mix sounds disconnected","tracks sound like different rooms"],"steps":["Create one short room reverb","Send every track to it at 10–15% wet","Remove the separate per-track reverbs"],"settings":{"room_reverb_wet_pct":12,"reverb_type":"room"},"products":[],"applicable_actions":["apply_glue"],"tags":["reverb","glue","bedroom pop","space"]}}]}