A rock star on both sides of the glass tells us about her unique career(s) as a performer, engineer, and studio manager.

Talking with one of the pioneers of the synthesizer revolution – inventor of the polyphonic keyboard, co-founder of Emu Systems, creator of classic instruments like the Emulator, Drumulator, SP-12, and SP-1200, and so much more.

Talking with the Grammy-winning studio and live audio engineer who’s equally at home in both worlds, his perspective on the differences and commonalities of the two as well as useful strategies for transitioning between them.

Talking with Roger Bechirian, whose work played an integral part of the UK New Wave sound of the late ‘70s and ‘80s. His approach to recording is old school clean and unadulterated, and his approach to the creative process is at once both hands off and collaborative.

Talking with Paul Wolff, who has been at the heart of some of the most innovative companies in professional audio, including API, Tonelux, and Slate Digital.

A chat with the accomplished author, artist, photographer, journalist, and more than anything, wonderful storyteller Mr. Bonzai.

From playing to millions of late-night living rooms on the “Arsenio Hall Show” to scoring dozens of award-winning film and TV works – including a Grammy in 2023 for her work on “An Adoption Story” – Starr Parodi talks about a life in music.

From Gladys Knight and the Pips, through the Ramones, Talking Heads, Living Color, Smithereens, and HooDoo Gurus, Ed Stasium’s career has been a roadmap of music history.

Discusses the company’s early days and myriad inventions as well as providing a peek into what makes him tick.

A wide-ranging conversation with an old school, high tech, accidental entrepreneur and committed innovator.

Chuck Ainlay, Frank Filipetti, Sylvia Massy, and Ross Hogarth come together for a live recording of the TEC Tracks panel at the 2023 NAMM Show.

A wide-ranging conversation with the designer of the legendary Electric Ladyland Studios at the age of 22 who’s still going strong nearly 4,000 venues later, talking about life, work, universal truths, and the great philosophers Socrates and Yogi Berra.