Alek Grozdanovski is a composer, producer, and sound designer with over 15 years of experience in electronic music, theatre, and experimental sound projects. Under the name Herzel, he has released on respected international labels in both digital and vinyl formats, including Black Waves, Uncanny Valley, and Hivern Discs. His work seamlessly blends analog synthesis with deep rhythmic design, often intersecting with the visual arts and live performance.
At Audiodrome, Alek leads in-house music production and develops the technical glossary. He oversees terminology related to sound design, mastering, and DAW-based workflows, drawing from years of practical studio experience. His approach ensures that creators can understand not just the terms, but also how those processes feel in a real production timeline.
Outside of studio work, Alek has delivered workshops on analog synthesis and electronic music history, helping newcomers explore sound from the ground up. His compositions have featured in stage performances, art installations, and film soundtracks across Europe. At Audiodrome, he bridges theory and application, ensuring every definition reflects both engineering depth and creative context.
Areas of Contribution
Sound design and studio workflows
Mastering, mixing, and audio effects
DAW tools and export processes
Analog synthesis and production terminology
