Scott Chesak

Scott Chesak is a Producer/Songwriter/Musician from Austin, Texas currently based in Los Angeles, CA. Recently, Scott worked with Panic! At The Disco on their platinum selling #1 album Pray for the Wicked. He produced and wrote the top 10 single "(F**k A) Silver Lining" and "The Overpass."

His other production and writing credits include Weezer’s Grammy nominated White Album as well as many Film and TV soundtracks including Why Him? starring James Franco, Chicago Fire, and Toyota’s 2018 Winter Olympics campaign.

As a session keyboardist, guitarist, bassist, and background vocalist he has toured with artists such as The All-American Rejects, Adam Lambert, Christina Perri, Glee star Lea Michele, and My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way.

Scott Chesak and FabFilter

"I first became aware of FabFilter when an engineering friend recommended the FabFilter Pro-Q. Since then it has been my go-to EQ on every project. The incredible GUI gives you an unmatched level of control to sculpt frequencies. It’s amazing how surgically detailed you can get without compromising on sonics. After getting hooked on the Pro-Q, I dove deeper into the FabFilter rabbit hole, picking up the Pro-L 2, Pro-MB, Saturn, and Volcano 2 which have all become essential tools that I can’t live without."

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