In midtown Manhattan, NYC, Rob Fielack is an engineer, sound designer and senior partner at Nutmeg Audio Post. Nutmeg is one of New York's most successful studios specializing in audio post production and sound design for film, television, radio and video. Their client list include The Apprentice, Fairly Odd Parents as well as ad spots for Burger King, British Airways, Heineken and Volkswagon. 

With over 30 gold and platinum awards to his credit, Joe Smith continues to use his considerable audio chops to bring CD's, music projects and special events to life. Recently, Joe has been working with Disney on Pirates of the Caribbean, a new project for Cirque du Soleil and producing a CD for Grizz in NYC. Joe has engineered, mixed and produced projects for NSync, Lisa Loeb, Backstreet Boys, Mandy Moore and The Quad City DJ's among others.

In beautiful Brooklyn, CT, Michael Hopkins owns Ascension Studios with Rickie Lee Racicot. He won a Grammy for his engineering work on "Timeless" by Hank Williams, was nominated for another Grammy for recording Lynn Marie and The Boxhounds for Best Polka Album and recorded Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw and more. Michael's skills are not limited to music projects, he has also provided audio enhancements for the films "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Serendipity" and recorded audio for numerous commercials for McDonalds, Toyota, Arby's and others. 

In Cleveland, OH, Jim Stewart is a staff engineer at Metrosync Studios. Jim recently completed tracking vocals for an upcoming release for Eddie LeVert which he made with existing tracks of songs by his late son, Gerald LeVert. The CD was produced by longtime creative partner Tony Nichols for Trevel Productions to be released on Atlantic Records. Jim also tracks live shows for the legendary Agora Ballroom, including recent shows for Hatebreed and 30 Seconds to Mars.

In LA, CA, Nick Braun works at Westlake Audio, one of the most prominent studios in the world. Westlake’s client list reads like a who’s who of the recording industry. Recent clients include Three Doors Down, Faith Hill, Slayer, and Britney Spears tracking for an upcoming release.  

Based in Albuquerque, NM, Kindel Wilemon continues to have success with her band Liquefaction who was a finalist in the 2006 John Lennon Songwriting Contest for the song “Pressure” in the Electronic category. 

In Boston, MA, Jonathan Wyner engineered, produced and mixed in 5.1 surround sound a live DVD for Deborah Henson-Coanant entitled: "Invention and Alchemy" that garnered a Grammy Nomination for Best Classical Crossover Album and is currently being aired on PBS. Also doing big things with his mastering facility called MWorks, Jonathan is mastering and restoring the audio from concert promoter Bill Graham aka "Wolfgang's Vault". Included are concerts by Cream, CSNY, Bruce Springsteen, Miles Davis, Thelonius Monk, Paul McCartney, Little Feat, Bob Marley, George Harrison, Steppenwolf and many other household names. Jonathan has also mastered projects for Aerosmith and Eric Clapton and a host of others.

Based in sunny Miami, FL, Doc Wiley recently won a Grammy for engineering “Best Salsa/Merengue Album” for “Son del Alma” by Sony artist Willy Chinno using his Digidesign Icon D-Control. Doc has enjoyed a long successful career in music as a producer and recording engineer and was one of the first studio owners in the world to use Pro Tools to track major label releases. 

In New York City, Jordan Kuker did an internship with MTV which included working at the Video Music Awards. The internship also consisted on making daily deliveries to various record labels throughout the city including Sony, RCA, Columbia, Island/Def Jam, Jive and Interscope.

In Athens, GA, Dave Barbe produced and engineered the latest release by Drive By Truckers entitled “A Blessing and a Curse”. This New West artist has become a critic’s favorite and touring the nation with The Black Crowes and Robert Randolph & The Family Band. Dave has been instrumental in the success of DBT, producing and engineering their two previous efforts “The Dirty South” and “Decoration Day”. In addition, Dave has produced many other projects as well as writing for K.D. Lang and being a member of Sugar with Bob Mould of Husker Du.   

In Copenhagen, Denmark, Jesper Bay has enjoyed a long career in Danish music business. Although he produced projects early on in recording studios, most of his work has been within A&R, record company management, artist management, show and event production etc. Jesper is currently marketing director at IFPI Denmark – the Danish affiliate of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.

Working for live sound giant Clair Brothers and based in Music City, Dustin Ponscheck has worked on hundreds of shows, tours and events. Most recently he has mixed monitors for Beck. 

Based in New York City, recent grad Andrew Maynard works for Effanel Music. One of the world’s leading, live music, remote and mobile recording specialists, Effanel is at the top of the list for many of today’s premiere artists, producers and labels. Andrew recently helped record The Grammy Awards as a Pro Tools engineer. They used 3 trucks with 232 inputs of Pro Tools in Dolby 5.1 to the main truck alone. Effanel has a huge list of credits / clients that include U2, JLo, Shania Twain, Ludacris, Los Lonely Boys, and a ton of others.