Noah Eatman is an audio engineer and musician based in Los Angeles. He is a multi-instrumentalist who plays piano, guitar, drum set, and bass. Noah is passionate about creating music that is dynamic, lively, and cutting-edge, and he knew from a young age that he wanted to turn this passion into a career.

Noah has worked with artists Izzy Amo, Pilialoha, Alexandra Tejada, Metzli, and Audrey Corsa, among many others. He has a wealth of experience in live sound, studio recording, and post-production, and he has engineered shows at venues including the Troubadour, The Wiltern, and New York City’s Nublu.

He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Music Technology from California Institute of the Arts, with minors in Arts Education and Digital Arts. During his time there, he was mentored by Grammy Award–winning engineer John Baffa, who taught him advanced techniques in microphone placement, mixing, live sound, and session preparation. This mentorship, alongside his coursework, gave him both a technical foundation and a deeper understanding of the creative and interpersonal aspects of audio engineering.

Musically, Noah is comfortable across genres, including pop, hip-hop, R&B, salsa, jazz, Indian classical, African drumming, rock, blues, and experimental sound. His inspirations include The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Amy Winehouse, and Queen, and producers such as Mark Ronson, Rick Rubin, Quincy Jones, and Dr. Dre.

Whether piecing together the moving parts of a live concert or building the layers of a song in the studio, Noah thrives on the complexity of creating original music — bringing technical precision and creativity together. His goal is always to make the final work feel natural and authentic to the artist.