Audeze Artists

Aran goes into detail about mastering, working as part of a team, and working on the road.

Butch gets real on working with others, by himself, and in headphones.

Warren Huart, Marc D Nelson, and the Produce Like a Pro team came for a fun visit, and they foolishly filmed the whole thing!

Andy busts out about gear collecting, being lost in the '90s record-label shuffle, and working with Alex Lifeson of Rush.

bonboi speaks out on collaboration, getting stuck, and his newfound love of mixing on-the-go.

Brandon waxes about getting started, getting lucky, and making scallops!

KQuick talks about getting started, some career highlights, and working in Atmos.

Joe waxes about projects, highlights, and Atmos remixes.

Jamie jumps into some projects and gear, and avoiding "musical wallpaper."

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

Pysh gets into staying creative and the importance of supporting each other.

Chris jumps into the importance of nuance, and why music "is supposed to be fun, artistic, impactful, and inspiring."

David speaks humbly about his beginnings and current projects.

Alex waxes about the challenges, inspirations and wonder of creating music.

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

Jonathan waxes about getting started, current projects, and the importance of being kind and supportive.

Frank gets into the grit of his sometimes confrontational film style, as well as what influenced him to get into making films.

Jeff goes into how he started, how it's going, and the importance of networking.

John discusses his journey into recording, touring, and making music on the go.

Luke opens up about working with Kylie Minogue, staying creative, and the importance of being confident enough to "publicly suck."