The Rise of the Web-Based DAW with Soundation CEO Adam Hasslert

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Music 3.0

PlusMusic

111 episodes

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PlusMusic is on a mission to bring soundtracks from indie artists around the world to new and exciting video games. Our podcast is an extension of that goal. Hosted by co-founders and lifelong musicians Nick Venti (Republic of Letters) and Brian Karscig (Louis XIV, The Killers), the Music 3.0 Podcast is designed to both inform and entertain. We keep it friendly, casual and guest-focused. Whether you're looking looking for career building advice or you're simply curious, we invite you to join us for conversations with some of the most interesting creators and founders in the music space.

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The Rise of the Web-Based DAW with Soundation CEO Adam Hasslert

Music 3.0

41 minutes 46 seconds

2 years ago

The Rise of the Web-Based DAW with Soundation CEO Adam Hasslert

Welcome to Music 3.0! Today we have a special guest, Soundation CEO Adam Hasslert, who is revolutionizing the way we collaborate, create, and network in the world of Music 3.0. Soundation is a leading company in the webification of at-home music production, offering a unique web-based software that enables multiple creators to work together in real time from any location worldwide. This reimagines the process of editing, producing, and recording music. In this interview, Adam will discuss how Soundation is bringing Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) to the internet and what alternatives this offers to industry staples like Logic Pro, Ableton, and Pro Tools. We will explore the potential changes that we can expect to see in music production as it continues to evolve. Join us for an insightful conversation on Music 3.0!

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