Hey SCS fam, we sat down with Iftah Gabbai the mind behind Sting 2, CV Tools, Pyra, and the Ableton Performance Pack. Iftah shares his journey from touring with Skinner Box to becoming a full-time Max for Live developer, his pay-what-you-want philosophy, and why accessibility matters. We dive into how Sting evolved from a simple sequencer into a live performance instrument, the art of ultrasonic field recordings, and why you shouldn't fight creative blocks. This conversation gets deep on sustainable creativity, learning through necessity, and building tools that inspire. Whether you're into generative sequencing, philosophical thoughts on creativity or just need permission to rest, this one's for you.

Hey SCS fam, We're getting real about what actually matters as a music producer in 2026. This episode is our year-end reflection on creative disconnection, building warm communities, and taking the leap into full-time artistry. We dive into the importance of genuine connection over gatekeeping, how community fuels creativity, and why 2025 was the year we both learned that your network is everything. Milan also shares his rebrand to KVNDRA and his decision to go full-time with music production and content creation. If you're feeling lost in your artist journey or planning your 2026 goals, this one's for you.

In this episode, Miles Kvndra and Mordio delve into the multifaceted relationship between AI and music. They explore the positive aspects of AI as a creative tool, discussing its potential to enhance music production and inspire artists. The conversation also touches on the ethical implications of AI in the arts, including copyright issues and the potential for AI to overshadow human creativity. As they navigate the complexities of AI in music, they highlight the emergence of counter movements aimed at preserving the authenticity of human-made art in an increasingly digital landscape.