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Democratizing Music

by Daniel Schauer

A podcast about making music and audio production

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Episodes

  1. An Interview with Nifty Sax

    Nifty Sax is a longtime professional saxophone session musician, and recently launched a project to release and sell 100 fully improvised sax solos as NFTs. We catch up on his work, its inspiration, and what he sees in the future for his artistic career.

  2. An interview with Low Sleazy

    Join us as we chat about Music, NFTs, and defi in the hood

  3. An interview with Sessionwire’s Robin Liabø

    Robin has a long history within the music, recording and professional audio industries. For over 40 years he has worked as an award winning audio producer, entrepreneur, product developer, programmer, musician and educator. As founder and architect of the Sessionwire vision, Robin is leading the...

  4. An interview with Tim Exile of Endlesss.fm

    We’re joined today by Tim Exile of endlesss.fm, a super-cool cloud music jamming service. I met him in a clubhouse room a few days ago and heard a live jam that was going on between a bunch of different musicians and… wow! I was blown away with how cool of a product it is. I looked into some of…

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  5. An interview with Slau

    Slau is an American singer/songwriter/producer living in New York City. He’s worked with a few of my previous guests, including George Hrab and Caleb Hawkins. I asked for a a chance to interview him, given his depth of experience and the technological transformations (such as producing very high...

  6. Interview: Craig Anderton

    Musician/author Craig Anderton is an internationally recognized authority on music and technology. He has played on, produced, or mastered over 20 major label recordings and hundreds of tracks, authored 45 books on musical electronics, written over a thousand articles, lectured on technology and...

  7. An Interview with Caleb Hawkins

    Checkout: https://calebhawkins.com/

  8. An interview with Anna Clark

    Anna Clark is a Nashville based musician and philanthropist. As her “day-job” she works as a vinyl mastering engineer at Welcome to 1979 Industries, where she has been able to work on over 200 projects for bands such as Beck, Iggy Azalea, Lisa Loeb and even a live to vinyl Old Crow Medicine Show...

  9. Interview: David C. Smalley

    David C. Smalley is a comedian, actor, voice actor, podcast host, and author, who loves to have conversations with people who disagree with him. I first heard about his podcast during an interview he did as part of a charity event At the time, his show was known as Dogma Debate, and was hosted on...

  10. Interview: Plus/Minus

    Plus/Minus, is an American band formed in 2001 out of New York, NY. I first heard their 2008 album You Are Here, which I loved. Pitchfork Media gave it a stellar review at the time and compared Plus/Minus to one of my favorite bands of all time, The Dismemberment Plan. Members James Baluyut...

  11. An interview with Aaron Rabinowitz

    An interview with Aaron Rabinowitz, a PTL in the Rutgers Philosophy department and PhD student in Rutgers Graduate School of Education. He specializes in moral education and applied ethics. I know him as a podcaster and host of the fascinating Embrace the Void podcast and co-host of the super fun...

  12. Interview: George Hrab

    George Hrab is the drummer for the Philadelphia Funk Authority, and has been performing live since kindergarten! He’s performed as a solo artist for years, writes amazing original music, hosts his own entertaining live streams, acts as a wonder master of ceremonies for events/conferences, and…

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  13. Interview: Thomas Smith

    An interview with Thomas Smith

  14. Interview with Ian Callanan

    Ian Callanan is an audio and livestream engineer for the amazing podcast The Skeptics Guide to the Universe. He handles the technical details behind their touring live show The Skeptical Extravaganza, their recent 100% online NECSS conference done via Crowdcast.io, and he’s the man behind the...

  15. Interview with Luke Walstead

    Interview with Luke Walstead. Luke is a guitar instructor, live performer, and recording artist in Tacoma. A few years back, he quit his job in construction to focus on music. https://www.lukewalstead.com

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A podcast about making music and audio production

HOSTED BY

Daniel Schauer

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A podcast about making music and audio production

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