| 2012 | |
 | NAMM Anaheim Visiting Mickey |
 | Musikmesse Frankfurt Old friends, new friends. |
 | Audio Days Paris Meet the makers |
2011 | |
 | Fifth anniversary Time to party! |
 | Musikmesse Frankfurt Less trouble, more fun. |
 | Unicorn or time travel? The Joel Hamilton interview |
 | AES New York Welcome back. |
2010 | |
 | Question upon question : )~ The pan60 interview |
 | Musikmesse Frankfurt Five already? |
 | Forward or backward On compressor topologies |
 | AES San Francisco Ghandi & the Giants |
2009 | |
 | Musikmesse Frankfurt Meet the family |
 | High-End Gear Hamburg Small yet Ooh-La-Laah |
 | AES New York Jazz, Viruses & Liberty |
2008 | |
 | Musikmesse Frankfurt One, two, three... |
 | Demotour London London calling elysia! |
 | AES San Francisco Californiaaaaaaaaaa!!! |
2007 | |
 | Direct Metal Mastering On visit at Stockfisch-Records |
 | Musikmesse Frankfurt Second sighting, twice as good |
 | AES Vienna Compressor Boys versus Kaiserschmarrn |
 | Chemical Brothers The brothers gonna work it out! |
 | AES New York We love New York! |
 | High-End Gear Cologne Meeting of the pro audio freaks |
2006 | |
 | How everything started The alpha compressor and how it entered ... |
 | Musikmesse Frankfurt Premiere in Frankfurt/Main |
 | AES Paris Baguette and class-A |
 | Emergency Compressor First aid for dynamic disasters |
 | AES San Francisco elysia tours the United States |
High-End Gear 2009
Small yet Ooh-La-Laah
 | This does not really look like your typical trade show location, does it? But yeah, of course the actual show took place inside... | |
 | And this is our little tribute to justify the shows name. We really like setting up this triplet from time to time. | |
 | Meeting of the mastering engineers. First we had the pleasure to welcome Sascha „Busy“ Bühren (True Busyness) and Götz-Michael Rieth (Eastside)... | |
 | Stefan Bahr from United Minorities and Anne Goerth from Metric Halo have found the perfect new member for their team: Gloria! | |
 | And here is a special moment: Tom honors Fritz Fey from Studio Magazine with the unique golden VIP badge for his special commitment. | |
 | Greg Scott from KuSh Audio explains the differences between the original Fatso by Empircal Labs and the modded version he created. | |
 | Udo Möllhoff from Steinberg and Dominik have been colleagues in a former life... it was great seeing him again in Hamburg! | |
 | High-End Gear is not only about the gear, it's also about what you can do with it. There were lots of cool workshops like this one with George Massenburg. | |
 | Not before the last day of our stay in Hamburg we could enjoy some live music. This valiant seaman really knew what rock'n'roll is all about. | |
Before actually driving home we made the tourist tour through Hamburg's harbor on an old barge... and that was fun, too! | ||
After a pause in 2008 the second High-End Gear trade show took place in Hamburg. Hamburg is great! Time to head north... | |
 | … where it was also very unconventional. The whole thing looked like a fleamarket for pretty expensive things. Very cool! |
 | But this was nothing compared to the huge wall of equipment Kai Sowka from S.E.A. had brought with him. Many nice things to play with! |
 | …and then the complete Time Tools team: Andy Bolleshon, Denis Goekdag, Enrico Mercaldi und Alexander Kloos. |
 | Michael Wagener from Wireworld Studio and Tom Jansen who organizes the High-End Gear show off their rockstar gesture repertoire. |
 | Dave Hill from Crane Song found a special place in the hall where even the pattern on the wall fit his corporate identity. A clever move! |
 | Casey Dowdell from Bricasti Design in a listening session. We lived in the same hotel and enjoyed some vivid technological discussions during breakfast. |
 | Ingo Gebhardt and Lars Krischkel from Digidesign had lots of fun not only presenting their own gear, but introducing the mpressor, too. Thanks, guys! |
 | I got caught in a photoshooting duel with Andre Inderfurth from SPL. I still wonder who shot first ;-) |
 | The same place – just a few hours later. The 'Fireship' in Hamburg's harbor illuminated our way to a nice farewell dinner in the Portuguese quarter. |