Interviews
"I like to do the full spectrum, if possible, every step has its own enjoyment."
GRAMMY Award wining Alfonso Rodenas has worked on projects as recording engineer, producer, mixing engineer, and everything in between. He tells us about his days in Valencia, Spain, his move to Los Angeles, and his exciting studio developments.
"Having the option to stand or sit has been a game changer"
London-based producer and composer Amy McKnight is known for her bold, confident and contemporary writing. She is the founder of The Modern Score, a music agency dedicated to shaping how stories sound on screen. They work with filmmakers, studios and brands to connect exceptional artists and composers with projects that demand music with impact.
"Ergonomics is very important to us."
TYX Studios in London, UK, is a commercial studio facility for music studio recording and podcasting. We spoke to Jack Freegard from TYX Studios to find out more.
"Put the effort in, and it will come back tenfold."
Known online as TheGuitarGeek, Andy Ferris has spent a decade guiding music enthusiasts with his trademark wit and refreshingly transparent equipment insights. In this candid interview, the British creator opens up about the bizarre turn of events that launched his YouTube channel, finding his distinct voice, studio ergonomics, and why human authenticity beats AI.
“Music, to me, is all about the humanity behind it.”
We had the opportunity to sit down with Penny Eau - songwriter, producer, and acclaimed Dolby Atmos mixer whose work blends immersive sound with deeply thoughtful storytelling. From her creative process and environmental values to cutting-edge audio technology, AI, and the future of women in music production, our conversation explored the many facets of her artistry and the ideas that shape her music.
"I aim to create music that is memorable"
Interview with Santis - Santis is an electronic music producer, DJ, and founder of Alona Records with over 16 years in the scene. Known for his immersive hybrid live sets and disciplined studio approach, he seamlessly balances music production, label management, acting, and fatherhood. In this interview, we explore his roots, studio workflow, live rig, and creative vision.
"The world needs storytellers and musicians!"
We recently sat down with Gareth Hudson, the creative force behind Australia's Hazy Cosmic Jive studio, to talk about all things music, gear, and creativity. From his early days bouncing cassette tapes to shaping sounds with rare vintage gear, Gareth opens up about his musical roots, the future of analog, and how his Buso Audio workstation perfectly integrates his SSL Matrix console to keep his one-man operation running seamlessly.