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Adam talks about his history, recent projects, and finding the balance between spontaneity and patience.

Anthem waxes about sound design, playing music in church, and being in control of his own destiny.

Brent is a Supervising Sound Editor working in all visual mediums - be it Film, TV or AR/VR. He's worked on dozens of hugely recognizable films, TV programs and video games, such as the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies, Call of Duty, and most recently The Beatles Get Back. As of December 2021, Brent has won eight awards and received 25 nominations for his work, including two Oscar nominations.

Pascal sounds off on the importance of being able to keep up with the music industry and the ever-changing role of an audio engineer/record producer.

OsKeyz expounds wisdom from his musical family to his current projects and beyond.

Chet waxes about studio life, passion projects, and going down the "gear nerd hole."

Elliot tells us about his history, recording with his bands, and growing up in a musical family.

Drippy tells us about his passion for dubstep and some of his fave tools and collaborations.

Reuben talks about what inspires him, and how he looks back on his career as "one giant highlight."

Gavin waxes about his history, taking pride in his work, and how there are no shortcuts to greatness.

Richard talks about his work, how he uses headphones, and finding his own voice.

Zach tells us about some of the things that inspire him in music making.

Iain talks about writing and recording with the band through the pandemic, and the importance of cross-training in music.

Vikram talks about his passions, and learning something new every day.

Robbie talks about recent work, historical gear, and why it's important to learn to read a room.

Rumpus lays down about some favorite tracks and tools, and why he likes to stay mobile to maintain creativity.

Neil tells us about past, present, future, and why he recommends method acting.

Javier tells us about some projects and inspirations, and why it's so important to listen and understand the artist.

Ghian tells us about projects he's worked on, gear he loves, and why it's good to embrace mistakes.