Sonokinetic interview
Most important of all, we believe, is to create a network with dedicated and talented musicians, producers and technicians. It's very hard to develop a high-end library all on your own.
Soundiron interview
We want people to dig in and explore our instruments to find new ways of using them and new sonic potential in them that we haven’t yet imagined.
Jonas Frederik interview
Creating opportunities for yourself like contacting up-and-coming film directors can do wonders for your career if they like what you do, so keep at it, and keep creating music, demos and stuff people can listen to.
Stephan Römer interview
Work hard, never rest on your oars, listen, constantly work on your skills, never give up because sometimes opportunities arise by coincidence and always be your toughest critic.
Terry Jones interview
It's important that you can do what you say you are going to do, so try not to oversell yourself if you've no chance of delivering on it as it will come back to bite you later!
Jure Peternel interview
Your limitations create your sound, that’s for sure. Be open minded, don’t be afraid to experiment and the most important, pleasure comes first!
Tanuj Tiku interview
Don’t be afraid to say no to a project if it does not make sense to you. Follow your instinct. You may end up in a limbo on a bad project with random people.
Chris J. Nairn interview
Keep at it! Don't give up and believe in yourself. Stay humble too.
Nathan Madsen interview
"Be who you are, where you are, right now. Sounds cliché but what I mean is be honest with yourself and with your potential clients."
Yaiza Varona interview
"Health comes first. Do eat. Do sleep. Do disconnect. Laugh. Fully enjoy it. Make it tenable in the long term."