Audeze Artist Interviews

Glenn gets in-depth about projects and "hearing the truth."

Alexander gets into differences between mixing and mastering, and why he feels they should be separate.

Erin talks about the sonic reconstruction involved in remixing Richard Hell's classic "Destiny Street" album with the man himself.

Evie chats about learning to trust her ears and go with her instincts.

Audeze talks to composer Michael A. Muller.

Tucker talks his favorite projects and pursuing passions in the industry.

Skye gets into the variety of work he does, from music for TV to video games to commercial albums and singles.

Joshua runs quickly through his love of music and what drives him to create.

Marcel talks about being a "forever bedroom producer."

Ryan talks mixing, mastering, and finally feeling comfortable doing them outside his own studio.

Dombresky talks big about the "gospel of house."

Sacha talks Grammy nominations and avoiding dull mixes.

Jim gets into the importance of headphones for monitoring on the road.

GhostFace gets into it about details and practice, practice, practice.

Steven chats about working at Jungle City and getting used to his smaller digs in NYC.

Lars waxes about telling stories with sound, and preferring sunlight to dark studios.

Carl goes into his gospel beginnings, his jazz past and present, and getting lost in the listening experience.

Stefano gets serious about monitoring, translation, and simplicity.

Max "trips" on his roles as sound designer and DJ.

Audeze profiles streaming beatmaker SoyisREAL