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Products of Music

Adam Wakeling
Friedman Amplification
Earthquaker Devices
Abasi Concepts
Neural DSP
Guitar Pedals
Wampler Pedals
Analog Pedal Design
Digital Modeling
Chase Bliss Audio
Jamie Stillman
Guitar Design
King Of Tone
Old Blood Noise Endeavors
Victory Amplification
Analog Man
Neural Modeling
Chase Bliss
Quad Cortex

Get the full story on what makes a great music technology product, with 1-1 conversations from leading voices and founders. Hosted by Adam Wakeling, Product Manager.

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Welcome to Products of Music, a podcast sharing inside stories and expert insights on product innovation in music technology.

In this episode:

Host Adam Wakeling speaks with Oliver Ackermann, founder of Death By Audio.

We chat about Oliver's found... more

Welcome to Products of Music, a podcast sharing Inside stories and expert insights on product innovation in music technology.

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Host Adam Wakeling speaks with John Snyder, Founder of Electronic Audio Experiments (EAE), about his jour... more

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Welcome to Products of Music, a podcast sharing inside stories and expert insights on product innovation in music technology.

In this episode:

Host Adam Wakeling speaks with Steve Bragg, founder of Empress Effects, about his founder story, approach... more

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Welcome to Products of Music, a podcast sharing inside stories and expert insights on product innovation in music technology.

In this episode:

Host Adam Wakeling speaks with Martin Kidd, Chief Designer and Co-Founder of Victory Amplification. We di... more

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Recent Guests

Martin Kidd
Co-founder and chief designer at Victory Amplification
Victory Amplification
Episode: From Cornford to Victory Amps: Martin Kidd's Story
Brady Smith
Co-founder of Old Blood Noise Endeavors, former Walrus Audio and Keeley Electronics contributor
Old Blood Noise Endeavors
Episode: How Old Blood Noise Endeavors is Evolving to Survive
Mike Analog Man Piera
Founder of Analog Man
Analog Man
Episode: Analog Man: The Last Years of a Pedal Legend (and What Comes Next)
Tosin Abasi
Founder of Abasi Concepts
Abasi Concepts
Episode: How Abasi Concepts is Redefining Guitar Design (CEO Tosin Abasi & COO Ivan Chopik)
Ivan Chopik
COO of Abasi Concepts
Abasi Concepts
Episode: How Abasi Concepts is Redefining Guitar Design (CEO Tosin Abasi & COO Ivan Chopik)
Jamie Stillman
Founder of EarthQuaker Devices
EarthQuaker Devices
Episode: How EarthQuaker Devices Changed the World of Effects Pedals (Jamie Stillman, Founder)
Joel Korte
Founder of Chase Bliss Audio
Chase Bliss Audio
Episode: The Chase Bliss Way: Emotion, Design and the Future of Pedals (Joel Korte, Founder)
Brian Wampler
Founder, CEO and Chief Engineer at Wampler Pedals
Wampler Pedals
Episode: Adapt or Fade: How Wampler Pedals is Navigating the Digital Storm

Host

Adam Wakeling
Host of the show, product manager involved in music tech products

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Just great!

    This has become by far my most favorite music gear podcast. Absolute quality in every sense!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    18null9
    Germanya month ago
  • Insightful

    An amazing in-depth perspective of the product development process! Am loving the experience!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sups70
    India3 years ago
  • Great

    Excellent content

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    miguelmg00
    Mexico3 years ago

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Adapt or Fade: How Wampler Pedals is Navigating the Digital Storm
Q: What does a typical product development cycle look like at Wampler Pedals?
The process is iterative and varies, starting from ideation to breadboarding and prototyping, with multiple iterations to refine sound and layout, and then deciding timing based on market conditions and risk.
Adapt or Fade: How Wampler Pedals is Navigating the Digital Storm
Q: How did you approach mentorship and early-stage advice when you were starting out?
Brian highlights mentors like Seymour Duncan and Paul Reed Smith who generously shared knowledge, emphasizing that asking questions and learning from experienced peers helped him avoid costly mistakes and accelerate growth.
Analog Man: The Last Years of a Pedal Legend (and What Comes Next)
Q: You've done collaborations like the Brothers AM with Chase Bliss and East River Drive with Electro-Harmonix. What makes a collaboration successful for Analog Man?
Choose partners who share a similar design ethos and a clear value proposition for your core product; keep the essentials intact, avoid feature creep, and ensure the collaboration adds a meaningful path for existing users rather than complicating the experience, so the King of Tone core remains recognizable.
Analog Man: The Last Years of a Pedal Legend (and What Comes Next)
Q: If you're going to share some advice for aspiring founders in the pedal or music-tech space, what would you say is essential before starting a company?
Do it only if you truly love the work; the market is tough, customer pressures are intense, and you must be prepared for long hours, highs and lows, and the need to stay focused on a unique, high-quality offering that stands out.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Products of Music

What is Products of Music about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on the intersection of music technology and product development, featuring in-depth conversations with founders, designers, and engineers from guitar pedals, amplifiers, and related gear. Across episodes, topics often span ideation and design philosophy, manufacturing at scale, hardware vs. software debates, partnerships and sponsorships, brand storytelling, and navigating supply chains and tariffs. Notable throughlines include hands-on insights into building boutique gear brands, staying customer-focused while scaling, and perspectives on the evolving role of digital modeling in a predominantly analog world. The format tends to attract listeners who are builders, makers, and business-minded engineers looking for practical ... more

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Recent guests on Products of Music include:

1. Martin Kidd
2. Brady Smith
3. Mike Analog Man Piera
4. Tosin Abasi
5. Ivan Chopik
6. Jamie Stillman
7. Joel Korte
8. Brian Wampler

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