Meet the TuneFab Editorial Team

Catrina Jones

Music Conversion Specialist

“I come from the studio world, so I care deeply about how music sounds after conversion. At TuneFab, I test each tool like I would a mixing session—chasing clean sound, perfect tags, and that feeling when the track just hits right.”

Carrie Murray

Audio Quality Analyst

“I’m a little obsessed with audio fidelity. I test converters the way scientists test samples—different bitrates, formats, headphones, the works. My mission? Helping you get the best sound without needing an engineering degree.”

Claire Wilson

Streaming Platform Reviewer

“Streaming has changed more in ten years than radio did in fifty. I’ve followed that evolution up close. My reviews at TuneFab explain how updates, formats, and new policies affect what you actually hear.”

Zoe Clarke

Tech Writer, Music Industry Focus

“I used to work in A&R, helping artists get their music heard. Now I help listeners understand the tech that makes that possible. I write about where creativity meets software—and why that connection matters.”

Joey Scott

Music Technology Writer

“Music tech is my happy place. I started as a sound designer and ended up writing about the tools I used every day. At TuneFab, I love exploring how converters, playlists, and streaming platforms shape the way we listen.”

Laura Barnes

Multimedia UX Writer

“I’m fascinated by how design shapes understanding. I write guides that feel intuitive, where every step makes sense and nothing feels confusing. If you finish a tutorial and think, ‘That was easy,’ I’ve done my job.”

Patrick Dyer

Senior Reviewer

“I’m all about precision. I benchmark software the way mechanics test engines—under real pressure. My reviews are built from data, screenshots, and lots of trial runs so readers get the facts, not fluff.”

Wilson Kendal

Content Editor

“I’m the person behind the scenes polishing everything before it goes live. My job is to make sure TuneFab’s content reads clearly, stays consistent, and earns your trust sentence by sentence.”

Ann Garrity

Software Tutorial Writer

“I love explaining things. Before I publish a guide, I go through it as if I’m seeing the software for the first time. If something feels confusing, I rewrite it until it flows naturally. Simple is always better.”

Dicky

Digital Media Enthusiast

“I’m the guy who tries every new media tool just to see what happens. I test beta versions, explore new sites, and share what’s worth your time—and what’s not. TuneFab gives me the perfect sandbox for that curiosity.”

Lois Green

Product Research Editor

“I like to think of myself as the bridge between the product team and the readers. I double-check features, confirm updates, and make sure what you read on TuneFab reflects how the software actually works today.”

Willson Kendal

Localization Coordinator

“I work at the intersection of language and technology. My role is to make sure TuneFab sounds natural in every language we publish—accurate, friendly, and culturally right.”

Patrick Song

Data Analyst & Contributor

“Numbers tell stories if you know how to read them. I analyze what people search for, how they use our site, and what topics resonate most. My job is to help TuneFab create content that truly connects.”

Janine Homes

Copy Editor

“I’m the last person to touch an article before it goes out. I read every line out loud to check rhythm and flow—it’s my version of a sound check. Clean, clear, and pleasant to read: that’s the TuneFab tone.”

Kelsi Gillan

Visual Content Specialist

“Some people think visually, and I’m one of them. I turn dense tech explanations into diagrams and screenshots that make sense instantly. My goal: you understand before you even finish reading.”

Owen Olsen

Software Testing Assistant

“I break things on purpose. Seriously. My job is to test new TuneFab features in every possible scenario so our guides are accurate. If it crashes, I find out why—before you ever have to.”

Jennifer Mario

Contributor, Music Trends

“I’m fascinated by how technology changes the way we listen. I write about shifts in streaming, user habits, and digital music culture—the human stories behind the software.”

Olivia Spears

Junior Writer

“I’m new to the team and loving every minute of it. I help document updates, test new features, and write short guides. Every week I learn something new about how people interact with music tech.”