Audeze Artists

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

Maor goes into detail on getting a concert album to translate the intended emotion.

Salomé talks about tools, inspirations, and proving what she's capable of.

Jero gets into some recent work and influences.

Lucas and Steve dive into getting started and working on their latest hits.

Nicolas gets into being the bridge between the artist and their songs.

Rick waxes eclectic with some legendary stories.

Marcus talks briefly about his musical family, and coming up under the mentorship of Chick Corea and Milford Graves.

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

Roc talks about his inspirations and upbringing, and learning to break the rules in order to find new ones.

Byron talks about his early work, being a pioneer of Latin Hip Hop, and staying on top of his hybrid work lifestyle.

Julian sums up the evolution of his trio's sound over four albums

Bernie talks about mastering and the pursuit of the "best audio possible."

Forbid goes "clinically insane" about DJing and making beats.

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

Luc "jumps back" about doing monitor mixes for James Brown's drummer

Glen talks about working with Ringo, Voivod and Gang of Four

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