About The CEO: Infloential
🎙️ Infloential | Artist • Audio Engineer • Music Producer
Infloential is a multidimensional creative force—an artist, audio engineer, and music producer with a rare blend of technical mastery and emotional authenticity. A graduate of Full Sail University with a B.S. in Audio Production and a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, he began his journey as a self-taught engineer in middle school and has been perfecting his craft ever since. Infloential now interns at Patchwork Studios in Atlanta, Ga.
Known for his surgical precision in mixing, soulful and custom-tailored beats, and vulnerable yet powerful artistry, Infloential brings unmatched depth to every track—whether behind the board or in front of the mic. His work balances innovation with intention, making him the go-to for artists who want to sound as real as they feel.
Whether he’s shaping sound in the studio or delivering his truth on a record, Infloential is where quality, authenticity, and artistry converge
Creating and recording my presentation video using OBS was a completely new experience for me. I had never used the software before, so there was definitely a learning curve. At first, it felt a little overwhelming trying to figure out how to set everything up: choosing the right input sources, getting the audio to work correctly, and understanding how to capture both my screen and webcam at the same time. But once I started exploring the interface and watching a few tutorials, it started to come together. I realized that OBS is actually a powerful tool that offers a lot of flexibility for content creation.
Even though I’m used to working with professional audio software, this was my first time blending video presentation with screen recording in a way that felt this structured. It made me more aware of how I present myself on camera and how I communicate my message visually and verbally. The process pushed me to be more intentional with my delivery, my environment, and the overall flow of the presentation. Now that I’ve gotten a feel for it, I can see how OBS could become a valuable tool in my creative toolbox, especially as I move toward producing music videos and more visual content in the future.
