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We are meeting with pro audio industry veterans: founders, product managers, UX designers to learn how they build and manage the products we love. You will get tips on how to navigate your career in audio and how to develop a successful audio product – from musical instruments, through audio plugins and gaming middleware to music distribution platforms and consumer electronics like headphones, mics or even automotive speaker systemsNew episode is dropping every second Monday 11:00 am ET.
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🎙️ Here are the top 3 episodes from Season 2 of the Audio Products Podcast - Building products with Andrew Scheps - 3x Grammy-winning mix engineer - Exploring music technology with Jordan Rudess - legendary keyboard virtuoso and music innovator -Inside soothe3 with Hannes Andersson(CEO) and Atte Karm (Marketing Director) from oeksound (recorded in their Helsinki office)
Our guest is Will Hoult, Head of Product: Focusrite and Novation at Focusrite Group. In this episode we talk about: ✅ Product leadership across Focusrite and Novation Will's work sits across recording interfaces, pro audio systems and electronic music workflows. We dig into what changes when product discovery moves between different users, brands and product categories. ✅ From PM to Head of Product Will's path from RedNet Product Manager to Head of Product for Focusrite and Novation gives a clear view into product career progression. We talk about what changes when you move from owning one roadmap to leading a broader portfolio across multiple user groups and product lines. ✅ Focusrite culture and long-term careers Will joined Focusrite in 2010 and has grown through multiple roles there. We talk about why people stay at Focusrite for a long time, what keeps product people motivated and how long-term company culture shapes better audio-product work. If you are a product manager, audio-product builder, DSP engineer, hardware/software team member, R&D leader, indie founder, or anyone building professional or creator audio products - this episode will provide a lot of inspiration. ➡️ Join our Discord https://discord.com/invite/jd6Fgv5XTR ➡️ Sign up to our newsletter for audio job openings, articles and upcoming events https://tinyurl.com/ywjxwszr
Our guest is Maciej Dulski, Co-Owner and Managing Partner at MusicTech Lab and Co-Founder of MusicTech Poland. In this episode, we talk about: ✅ Trends in music tech Maciek shares which music-tech trends matter most right now, and why AI provenance is the big one. ✅ What software can and cannot fix in music Royalty dashboards, streaming analytics, superfan apps, music marketing tools, and DSP integrations can make real work clearer. ✅ How music-tech startups move beyond demos We talk about traction, fundraising, MusicTech VCs and the product choices behind independent and major-label workflows. If you are a music-tech founder, product manager, investor, accelerator team, or part of a music business team - this episode will provide a lot of inspiration. ➡️ MusicTech Poland https://www.linkedin.com/company/musictech-poland/ #MusicTech #AudioTech #MusicBusiness #AIProvenance #MusicStartups
Our guest is Tobias Lønnerød Madsen, Founder of Moonbase - a storefront system built for audio plugin companies. Moonbase is a sponsor of Audio Product Jam Stockholm #1 that will be hosted at XLN Audio on September 10th. 👉 Learn more about Moonbase: https://moonbase.sh/a/product-jam In this episode, we talk about: ✅ Why audio plugins need their own commercial stack Generic checkout tools break down fast when a plugin company needs partial bundle upgrades, offline activations, subscriptions, cross-grades, and long product lifecycles. Tobias explains why licensing, storefront, marketing data, and customer ownership need to work as one product system. ✅ Licensing and installation as customer experience For plugin companies, activation is not a detail hidden in the backend. It shapes first impressions, support load, and trust. ✅ Data as a key asset of the product launch When a company knows what a customer owns, it can build smarter upgrades, loyalty discounts, trials, bundles, and launch campaigns. That changes how indie audio companies sell products without copying generic SaaS logic. ✅ Challenges that audio founders have Tobias talks about the challenges of plugin developers he works with as well as his dilemmas as a founder. If you are an indie founder, product manager, DSP engineer, UX designer, or part of an audio software team - this episode will provide a lot of inspiration. 🎙️ After the premiere, the episode will be available on all streaming platforms. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe to Audio Products Podcast: https://audioproductacademy.com/ Cheers!
Our guest is Zach Kornhauser — Editor-in-Chief of our 𝗔𝘂𝗱𝗶𝗼 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝘀 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝘀𝗹𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿. He is also a Billboard-charting, RIAA-certified mastering engineer with more than fifteen years of experience shaping the sound of contemporary music. Formerly the head mastering engineer at Atlantic Records NYC. In this episode, we talk about: ✅ Navigating the Audio Tech Career Path How Zach navigated the professional audio space to his current role, and the key lessons learned along the way. ✅ The State of the Audio Job Market A deep dive into the current hiring landscape for professional audio product teams, and how the roles companies are hiring for are shifting. ✅ AI and Macroeconomic Factors The real impact of AI, tariffs, and supply chain shifts on product management and engineering roles in audio. ✅ Why did we start the Audio Products Newsletter? We discuss the vision behind the newsletter, what readers can expect from it, and why now is the perfect time to launch. You can sign up here 👉 https://tinyurl.com/ywjxwszr
Our guests are Hannes Andersson and Atte Karm from oeksound. Hannes is CEO and Atte is Marketing Director at the company behind Soothe, Spiff, Bloom. They have just released soothe 3, the newest version of their flagship plugin, loved by mixing and mastering engineers all around the world. We visited oeksound HQ in Helsinki before the official launch and had a great conversation about their products and business philosophy. We talked about: ✅ oeksound's product strategy We chatted about oeksound's history and how they came up with ideas for products and the process of launching them to the market. ✅ How a small audio team stays trusted oeksound has remained focused: a small specialist team, a tight product line, and tools that engineers actually use in real sessions. We discuss how that discipline shapes product decisions, positioning, and growth. ✅ What is new in Soothe3 and what comes next We also talk about what is new in Soothe3, what this release says about oeksound's current direction, and how the team thinks about the company's next chapter More about soothe3 👉 https://lnkd.in/gggpGXnM If you are an audio founder, product manager, UX designer, product marketer, or indie audio company building professional tools — this episode will provide a loooot of inspiration. Follow us: ➡️ Join our Discord https://discord.com/invite/jd6Fgv5XTR ➡️ Sign up to our newsletter for audio job openings, articles and upcoming events https://tinyurl.com/ywjxwszr ➡️ All streaming links https://audioproductacademy.com/podcast/
Our guest is Varda Caspi — VP Marketing at Aiode. Aiode is an Abbey Road -backed company building ethical AI tools for music creation 👉Learn about Aiode here: https://aiode.com/ In this episode, we talk about: ✅ What ethical AI actually means in music tech Varda breaks down what "ethical AI" should mean in practice: transparent training methods, clear consent from musicians, and business models where artists are not just data sources but participants in the value chain. We also discuss how royalties can work when models are trained on real performances and generate stems based on that material — and why compensation frameworks will be critical if AI music tools want long-term trust from creators. ✅ Marketing AI when the product is the controversy Aiode sits at the intersection of creative tools and generative AI — a space that artists, labels, and publishers are still actively debating. Varda explains how to build credible positioning and trust in a market that hasn't settled on the rules yet. ✅ The Product × Marketing handshake When founders build first and hand off to marketing at launch, they're already late. Varda shares how she structures early-stage collaboration between product and marketing at Aiode and what drives growth in an AI company. If you are a founder, product marketer, growth lead or PM building music tech or AI audio products, this episode will offer plenty of inspiration. ➡️ Join our Discord https://discord.com/invite/jd6Fgv5XTR ➡️ Sign up to our newsletter for audio job openings, articles and upcoming events https://tinyurl.com/ywjxwszr
Our guest is Amanda Whiting Gerstle — a strategic marketing leader in music tech and pro audio, who worked with iconic brands like Universal Audio, Splice, and Roland Corporation. In this episode, we talk about: ✅ How startups should build marketing from scratch We go deep into what early-stage audio companies should focus on first, how to avoid common mistakes, and when it makes sense to bring in external expertise ✅ Marketing funnels, channels and what actually drives sales We explore how funnels really work in audio, what channels matter in 2026, and why most companies struggle to convert attention into revenue ✅ How to build and scale marketing in audio companies From product marketing to branding — Amanda shares how marketing should work with Product and Sales, and where it should sit in the organisation We also discuss AI, market saturation, and what it really takes to stand out today. If you’re building an audio startup, Amanda can also help you through her work as a Fractional CMO at Synthesize Marketing → https://www.synthesize.marketing/ ➡️ Sign up to our newsletter for audio job openings, articles and upcoming events https://tinyurl.com/ywjxwszr ➡️ Join our Discord https://discord.com/invite/jd6Fgv5XTR
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