Ryan Taubert (Anamog) interview
Keep working on improving your craft. Don’t box yourself in either. ~ Anamog
Sonicsmiths interview
While it is great dream to be “artsy” about this industry and to create something new and interesting, but ultimately this is a business ~ Sonicsmiths
Finishing Move (Brian Trifon and Brian Lee White) interview
If you want to be successful as an artist, composer, producer, etc. spend time developing your soft skills in tandem with honing your craft. ~ Finishing Move
Boris Salchow interview
Try to be curious about anything related to music. Also, study contemporary music the same way you studied classical or jazz music.
Detunized – Room tones interview
Detunized - Room tones interview
Carlo Castellano interview
Read books. Lots of them. We are living in what I call the "tutorial era" where knowledge is easily replaced by a 2 min youtube video. ~ Carlo Castellano
Mark Morgan interview
If you want to do this sort of thing for a living think long and hard about your decision. ~ Mark Morgan
Reinhold Heil interview
Try to have a broad spectrum of skills. That includes sound generation, mixing, and use of computer programs. ~ Reinhold Heil
Jez Riley French interview
If you reach a point where you consider yourself an expert in sound recording, give up - you've lost your way ~ Jez Riley French
Kristian Sensini interview
Be original, the world needs new beautiful music, not something “already heard” elsewhere. ~ Kristian Sensini