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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.

Danny sounds off on DnB, Dubstep, and the importance of a good monitoring chain.

Fernando waxes about working in Atmos with Michael Brauer, and finding a healthy work/life balance.

Giovanni talks about his experiences and insights in the world of audio engineering.

Ronen gets into detail about what's inspired him, and finding the "magic glue" that holds a mix together.

Ricardo goes deep into influences, spring reverbs, and how sometimes "worse sound" can be better.

Roman talks about hardware and beyond.

Biz goes into his work, influences, and a common frustration.

Steve sounds off about production, monitoring on the road, and having a clear vision.

Kenny jumps into getting started, the journey of mixing, and finding the emotion of the mix.

Matt talks Atmos, learning at Berklee and The Hit Factory, and surviving a difficult late-night session.

Jake jumps into production basics, influences, and the importance of being prepared.

Erik talks about where it started and how it's going.

Jordi waxes about his studio experiences and the importance of critical listening.

Hans goes into detail about the importance of experimenting, and of having great monitoring.

Samantha gets busy about mixing, doing live sound playback, and the importance of great monitoring.

Hunter tells us about early opportunities, the struggle for translation, and making the song the best it can be.

Daniel goes off the deep end about mixing, gear, and learning to listen.