Speaker: Lu Diaz is a Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum mix engineer and producer behind some of the most defining records in hip hop, pop, and Latin music. Known for his explosive mixes and crystal-clear vocal work, Lu has shaped the sound of chart-topping artists including DJ Khaled, Pitbull, Beyoncé, J Balvin, Trick Daddy, Busta Rhymes, Rick Ross, Trina, and Drake. Lu first broke onto the global stage as a producer and engineer for The Baha Men, earning a Grammy Award for their breakout hit “Who Let The Dogs Out?”, which went on to become one of the most recognizable anthems of the 2000s. He later co-founded The Diaz Brothers, becoming a cornerstone of the Miami sound that blended hip hop, reggaeton, and club culture into a new global aesthetic. His mix credits include classics like “I’m On One” (Drake, DJ Khaled, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross), “All I Do Is Win”, “Hotel Room Service”, “Culo”, and “Move Shake Drop”—records that dominated airwaves and dancefloors around the world. Lu’s vocal chain and mixing philosophy are legendary in the industry. Through Waves Audio tutorials, Abbey Road Institute, Pensado’s Place, and partnerships with brands like Avid, Amphion, and Subpac, he’s shared the techniques behind his signature sound: hard-hitting, emotionally resonant, and always radio-ready. Respected as both a technical master and a mentor, Lu has dedicated part of his career to teaching the next wave of producers and engineers—breaking down everything from session psychology to mastering prep, lofi FX, and modern vocal stacking. With decades of elite credits and a deep connection to the craft, Lu Diaz remains one of the most trusted and impactful mix engineers in the world today.

Overview: Don’t miss this invaluable master class by veteran entertainment attorney Allen Jacobi. With a career spanning decades in the music and entertainment industry, Jacobi will break down the legal fundamentals every music creator needs to understand in order to protect their work. This session will cover critical topics such as copyright registration, publishing and royalties, collaborative agreements, and how to safeguard your rights when sharing or releasing music. Jacobi will offer real-world advice to help artists, producers, and songwriters navigate today’s legal landscape and avoid common legal missteps. Whether you're just starting out or already releasing music, this is a must-attend session for anyone who wants to understand how to protect their creations.

Speaker: Allen Jacobi is a Miami-based entertainment attorney and founder of Pyramid Records, recognized for seamlessly integrating music, film, and television law into his career . As record label president, he earned gold and platinum accolades from artists like The Eric Clapton Band, Gloria Estefan, and Marilyn Manson, and is best known for successfully defending 2 Live Crew in the landmark obscenity case. Mr. Jacobi’s roster spans music legends—from KC & the Sunshine Band, Jimmy Cliff, and Ahmad Jamal to Jon Secada and Public Enemy—and extends to film and TV figures like Gabrielle Anwar and Phillip Michael Thomas. He has also spoken at major industry events (e.g., ASCAP, Winter Music Conference) and appeared on outlets such as CNN, MTV, VH-1, and Good Morning America. A pioneer in digital rights and licensing, Mr. Jacobi represents tech and media entities such as DigiTrax, Promo Only, and YouTab.

Awards & Recognitions: Allen Jacobi has been awarded gold and platinum records for his role in representing internationally acclaimed artists such as The Eric Clapton Band, Trick Daddy, Inner Circle, Gloria Estefan, The Miami Sound Machine, Marilyn Manson, and 2 Live Crew. These awards are given by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) to recognize significant sales milestones for music recordings, and while technically awarded to the artists, Jacobi received these in recognition of his legal and executive contributions to their success.

Overview: A masterclass in detail, depth, and decision-making from the award-winning engineer behind Laura Pausini, RAI, and Sugar Music. Angelo doesn’t just mix tracks—he sculpts them. In this exclusive live walkthrough, he opens his DAW and reveals every move—EQ, compression, vocal FX, automation, bus strategies, and final polish—and, most importantly, the intention behind each choice. Whether it’s a delicate ballad or a stadium-ready anthem, Angelo shows how clarity and impact come from feel, not formulas. Part performance, part breakdown, 100% real. This isn’t a plugin demo; it’s a mindset shift—don’t miss it.

Speaker: Angelo Carretta is a Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning audio engineer, producer, and educator with over 15 years in the recording industry. He began his career at South Beach Studios under Tom Lord-Alge and Joe Galdo while studying at the University of Florida and Miami’s New World School of the Arts, earning degrees in classical music performance and business management. After relocating to New York, Angelo expanded his expertise by rigging wireless systems for Broadway productions, leading the music production department at Grooveshark, and serving as a Show Director at School of Rock. In 2017, he co-founded Sunset Studios Miami, and by 2019, became the engineer for Latin hitmaker Tainy at Neon16, contributing to major releases by Bad Bunny, Selena Gomez, Shawn Mendes, J Balvin, Rauw Alejandro, and others. His work on “Lo Siento BB :/” earned him a Latin Grammy.