My sessions have been filled with Goodhertz plugins for a while now. When Rob invited me to work on translating the Goodhertz interfaces to Portuguese, not only did I love the idea, I thought I might also take the opportunity to finish up a couple of presets I was working on (initially for myself) and share those with him. It’s an honor to have them added as official presets on a plugin that I use so much.

Minhas sessões recentes de mixagem estão repletas de plugins da Goodhertz. Quando Rob me convidou para traduzir as interfaces da Goodhertz para o português, além de ter adorado a ideia, pensei em aproveitar a oportunidade para finalizar alguns presets que eu vinha desenvolvendo (a princípio para mim mesmo) e compartilhá-los com ele. É uma honra para mim vê-los incluídos oficialmente em um plugin que eu uso tanto.

Have you ever wondered who builds these plugins out of monospaced text? Goodhertz co-founder Rob Stenson recently found out; he interviewed all the engineers of Goodhertz including himself to learn more about their stories and their careers in engineering.

Devin Kerr is the co-founder of Goodhertz, and now CEO. Day-to-day his work varies widely, but as the head of DSP Engineering at Goodhertz, he’s lead development of all Goodhertz plugins and DSP libraries. Recently, I sat down at the company Slack to ping a few questions to Devin about his work at Goodhertz, his career in engineering, and what music he’s currently listening to.

Hi, I’m Rob — one of the co-founders of Goodhertz. Because I’ve been the one conducting interviews for the blog with our engineers, I decided it would make sense for me to interview myself, so I recently sat down at my desk to ask myself a few questions about my work at Goodhertz, my career in engineering, and what music I’ve been listening to currently.