Brad Wood
Whether working from home, tracking in a foyer, or mixing in L.A.'s top studios, Wood is rarely more than eight feet from a Pro Tools session. His Pro Tools-mixed credits include Better Than Ezra's "Early In The Morning" single, Susanna Hoffs for Austin Powers' Goldmember, and selected tracks from Doll Revolution, the Bangles' new record. The Chicago-born Wood cut his audio teeth working with Liz Phair, Smashing Pumpkins, Sunny Day Real Estate, and Veruca Salt, and credits "cheap rates and lots of work" in the 1980s for his dexterity in a studio today. [read on]

Corrado Rustici
Picture Velata, an olive-lush Mediterranean island under a sky of infinite cobalt embrace. Soaring high above the sea and his Pro Tools studio on the wings of a kite is Corrado Rustici, producer, virtuoso guitarist, and record label co-owner. He can hardly wait to land and record a bridge he just figured out in the middle of his biggest judo air tail grab ever. [read on]

Soulstice
"Everything in our studio revolves around, interfaces with, and is controlled by Pro Tools," admits San Francisco producer, engineer, and keyboardist Andy Caldwell about the Soulstice studio. A play on words meaning "the soul's highest point in the sky," Soulstice is a popular trip-hop and house band specializing in its own brand of futuristic electronic soul. Drum 'n' bass classics like "Tenderly" and "Lovely" are now club standards and regular selections on the playlists of DJ Garth, Mark Farina, Q Burns Abstract Message, and others. [read on]