AI in music production is everywhere right now, but the conversation often feels incomplete. In our latest Signal Chain Stories episode, Mordio and I sat down to have the real talk about AI tools, ethical considerations, and what this technology actually means for producers today.

Don’t be afraid. Just play. It’s that easy. And at the same time, it isn’t.

After years of watching Spotify invest in AI weapons systems while paying artists fractions of a cent, seeing someone approach streaming from a musician's perspective feels refreshing.

When was the last time you left your studio to find inspiration? Museum? Art gallery? Random event you said yes to? That's where the magic happens.

Claim your creativity back from the algorithm. You and your art deserve it.

You know how easy it is to lose your inner compass as an artist when you start obsessing over numbers, expectations, and fitting into a scene? Better don’t stress out. You’ve got this.

Want to improve your electronic music production skills? Here are 6 tips to get you started.

This one's for anyone with hard drives full of "almost finished" music. And how to not beat yourself up over it. <3

This episode hits differently. Mordio and I got incredibly vulnerable about our creative struggles - the days when you stare at an empty project feeling nothing, the comparison trap that social media creates, and those moments where you question everything you're doing as an artist.

In this episode, Miles and Mordio explore why focusing on fewer tools can lead to greater creativity in music production. They discuss how mastering a single device inside out—embracing its limitations—can unlock new ideas, improve workflow, and make the music-making process more explorational & thus enjoyable.

In this episode, Miles and Mordio dive into Sting 2 — a generative Max for Live sequencer which first edition already reshaped their creative process. And also brought a lot of fun into music making with Ableton Live.

Hey artists, you want some good advice from the heart of the social media jungle? Instead of chasing viral trends, start focusing on authenticity and artistic expression. And if you’ve been hesitating to hit "record" on your first YouTube video, this episode is a reminder: you don’t have to be a YouTuber. You just have to be an artist who shares their path.

From shifting workflows to embracing limitations: unpacking real strategies to help producers move past mental roadblocks and reconnect with their creative flow.

Superbooth 2025 time! All you need to know about community vibes, gear and more in this episode.

In this episode of Signal Chain Stories, hosts Miles Kundra and Morio discuss the common struggle of music producers: transforming loops into complete songs.

Stop selling drugs online (fast).
Make music offline (fast) instead.
Here are some ideas how to get started.

This episode of Signal Chain Stories dives into diverse music-making workflows.

In episode 5 of Signal Chain Stories, Mordio and Miles Kvndra dive deep into why emotions are the most important ingredient in music. And how you can use them to create meaningful music that cuts through the noise.

In episode 4 of “Signal Chain Stories”, hosts Mordio and Miles Kvndra invited the Spanish ambient artist Ameeva to explore new innovative use cases of the Digitakt and how to use the sampler in ambient works ambient music production and live performance.

In episode 3 of “Signal Chain Stories”, hosts Miles Kvndra and Mordio reflect on overcoming roadblocks in creativity, finding your own signature sound - even if it spreads acrouss different genres.