Student Spotlight: Misticeti on Adding Latin Grooves to Tycho-Style Synths
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we chat with Juan Manuel Vasquez on the inspiration behind his hybrid electronic/organic sound.
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Student Spotlight: Jeff Chang on Strange Noises in Pleasurable Combinations
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we chat with community member Jeff Chang on his latest EDM track, his process, and his plugins!
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Improve in Synths, Sound Design, and Electronic Music With Soundfly Mentor Alex Hamadey
Learn more about setting up a 1-on-1 custom mentorship sessions with music producer, sound designer, and Soundfly mentor, Alex Hamadey.
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Contest Runner Up Spotlight: Allie Alvarado on Her Remix of Com Truise’s “Dynetics”
In this edition of Student Spotlight, 2022 Com Truise Remix Contest Runner Up Allie Alvarado lets us in on her ’80s inspired process.
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Contest Runner Up Spotlight: Josh Hanselman on His Remix of Com Truise’s “Dynetics”
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we check in with producer Josh Hanselman, one of two Runners Up in our 2022 Com Truise Remix Contest.
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Level Up Your Composing, Analysis, & Media Scoring Skills With Patrick Metzger
Soundfly students can now start taking 1-on-1 custom mentorship sessions with composer, songwriter, and banjo player, Patrick Metzger.
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Contest Winner Spotlight: Mono Memory on His Remix of Com Truise’s “Dynetics”
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we hear from the winner of our Com Truise Remix Contest, Mono Memory on his work, music and perspective.
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Get Personal Coaching on Your Mixing, Mastering & Immersive Audio With Marcela
Soundfly is extremely proud to announce the addition of producer, immersive audio engineer, and mixer, Marcela Rada, to our 2021 Mentor Team.
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Student Spotlight: Marc Haumann on Making Existential-Yet-Pretty “Dread Pop”
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we speak to Marc Haumann on the inspiration and execution of his Lemonglow project, and his new EP.
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“No You’re Wrong, THIS Is Your Fourth Finger”
In her latest column, Mahea Lee revisits an argument overheard between a guitarist and pianist and what it means for musical interpretation.
