In this episode, Mordio and Miles explore why every artist should consider starting a YouTube channel. They discuss how sharing knowledge, music making insights, and personal growth can build meaningful connections with a wider creative community. As modern artists, they’ve both taken on multiple roles—musician, videographer, marketer—and reflect on how YouTube helped them embrace that journey rather than fight it. Instead of chasing viral trends, they focus on authenticity and artistic expression. For anyone hesitating to hit "record," this episode is a reminder: you don’t have to be a YouTuber. You just have to be an artist who shares their path.
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Two Producers Share Their Honest Creative Block Solutions | Episode 10
In this insightful episode of Signal Chain Stories, hosts Mordio and Miles Kvndra explore the universal challenge of creative blocks in electronic music production. With honesty and humor, they share personal experiences from the studio and offer practical, actionable tips for overcoming creative slumps. From shifting workflows to embracing limitations, the duo unpacks real strategies to help producers move past mental roadblocks and reconnect with their creative flow. This episode offers inspiration for music makers seeking motivation and a reminder that every creative gets stuck sometime. Tune in and rewire your creative mindset.
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Superbooth Feels Like Home for Synth Nerds
In this episode of Signal Chain Stories, hosts Miles Kundra and Mordio reflect on their experience at Superbooth, a renowned synth and music tech festival. They discuss gear highlights including the Moog Messenger, Torso T-1, and OXI sequencers, as well as the surprising effectiveness of the Ableton Move as a portable drum machine. But most importantly: Superbooth's atmosphere is more community-driven than commercial, fostering connections between creators, developers, and musicians. Other highlights include modular visual sequencers, open-source effects hardware, and unique instruments like the Labyrinth. The episode celebrates innovation, creative collaboration, and the playful spirit of electronic music culture.
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How To Turn Your Loops Into Full Songs
In this episode of Signal Chain Stories, hosts Miles Kundra and Morio discuss the common struggle of music producers: transforming loops into complete songs. They share their personal experiences and different techniques for overcoming this challenge. Emphasizing the importance of modulation and dynamics, they suggest methods like using uneven bars, transposing melodies, and applying controlled randomness to keep loops engaging. They stress that arrangement should feel natural and evolving, rather than mechanical. Ultimately, the hosts encourage producers to embrace experimentation and practice to develop their unique sound while breaking free from repetitive patterns.
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How To Produce Music Fast
Sometimes you want to create results in the music making process really fast. Maybe you are familiar with these one hour challenges, in which producers try to finish a song in one hour as good as possible. The good news: This skill is like a muscle that can be trained - and their are some shortcuts that help you do that. So in this episode hosts Mordio and Miles Kvndra are diving deep into the topic and share some tips & tricks that help them to get results in the music production process fast.
Signal Chain Stories is a podcast for musicians, artists and creatives. Hosts Miles Kvndra and Mordio delve into their personal journeys as musicians and digital creators, discussing new industry trends, changes in the digital landscape as artists and sometimes just geeking out about music production gear. Driven by the community aspect of the internet, Signal Chain Stories is entertaining on the surface - but aims to offer inspiration for likeminded creatives on their own journeys.
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