In this week’s Augspurger “Levels” Podcast episode, Paul Irizarry a.k.a. ECHO talks us through his career so far and gives us a breakdown of the technology behind his newest producing/mixing space - LAB Studios, Miami.

ECHO is a multiple Latin Grammy award-winner producer/engineer who has helped shape the sound of Latin music for over 20 years, having worked with the likes of Maluma, Tego Calderón, Ricky Martin and Pitbull, to name a few.

From inside the LAB Studios, ECHO talks about how the space acts as both a private and a commercial producing/mixing environment. The Augspurger Duo 8s with Duo 12” were installed in the space a little over a year ago and in ECHO’s words: “They hit and they sound good on everything".

Find the link to the full interview below and take a deep dive into ECHO’s thoughts on the Augspurger system’s stereo imaging capabilities, incredible ear fatigue management at high levels, and signal cleanliness.

In the latest episode 'Levels’ podcast, hosted by Headliner, accomplished Audio engineer, producer, and singer/songwriter, Delanie Leyden shares an in-depth look at her career to date. She has worked with the biggest names in the music industry, including DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, and Mac Miller. Just recently, Dealnie added another legend to the list, having collaborated on a project with Busta Rhymes on his latest album, “Blockbusta".

In this episode, Delanie walks us through her history with Augspurger® Monitors. From the first moment she started working with them in ‘Penthouse’ studios to now being so accustomed to the sound, she gets 'disappointed' when entering a room without them.

Jean-Marie Horvat, five-times Grammy nominated, multi-platinum mixer, writer and producer joins Dan Gumble from Headliner Magazine in their 4th instalment of the ‘Levels’ podcast. Take a deep dive into Horvat’s career, from his early desire to become a rock producer to how his career path led him to become one of the most prolific R&B and Hip-Hop producers/technicians of the last decades.

Learn all about how Jean-Marie first encountered Augspurger® monitoring systems while workingthe legendary Michael Jackson record, ‘Dangerous’, and how the custom Augspurger® Solo 8s helped shape the sound of all his mixes. Click below for the full podcast experience:

New podcasts are coming! Stay tuned for the next episode featuring Audio engineer, producer, and singer songwriter Delanie Leyden! .

In the latest episode of the “Levels” Podcast (hosted by Headliner), join Reggie Peters (Director of Marketing and Visitor Services), Eric Orr (Artist in Residence & Gift Shop Manager), and Elai Tubo (Sound Curator & Engineer) from The Hip Hop Museum interviewed at NYC's Quad Studio, as they reminisce about 50 years of hip hop.

Explore the roots and rise of hip hop into mainstream culture, tracing its journey alongside the evolution of studio technology, and gain insights into the concept behind The Hip Hop Museum, strategically located in the genre's birthplace - the South Bronx. They also discuss the pivotal role Augspurger® Monitors has played in shaping the sound of Hip Hop and how it continues to elevate studio monitoring experiences for top engineers and artists alike.

Don’t miss out on future podcasts in the upcoming weeks! Stay tuned for the next episode featuring Five-times Grammy nominated, multi-platinum mixer, writer and producer Jean Marie Horvat.

The second episode of the 'Levels' podcast episode featuring Augspurger® founder and Pro Audio Desigs Inc (PAD) president, Dave Malekpour is now available to listen to on Headliner Radio. Dave recently sat down with Dan Gumble to talk about the significant impact his uniquely special monitors have had on the hip-hop industry, the evolution of studio technology, and his collaborations with music legends such as Dr. Dre and Jay-Z, among other insights throughout his 30+ year career in the audio business.

For a more in-depth look into what goes behind building such a prolific portfolio in the pro audio industry.

Keep an eye out for additional podcast episodes dropping in the coming weeks! In the next one, we reflect back on 50 years of Hip-Hop history written in the legendary Quad Studios in NYC.