rec·ord

verb
/rəˈkôrd/

convert (sound or a performance) into a permanent form for later reproduction.

RECORDING | AUDIO POST

When you think of recording sound, you might picture a musician in a world-class studio. In reality, recording audio can be done in any environment and in many forms. My mobile recording kit allows me to record in unique places, including concert halls, churches, and even derelict buildings. Unique places often inspire music creation; my goal is to capture that creation as it happens.

Even though I can and will record anything that produces sound, my passion is recording live orchestra, choirs, and fine arts performances. I started recording with the San Angelo Symphony in 2017. Since then, I have worked with University and school groups.

I also provide mixing and mastering, transfer, and audio restoration services.

I bring the studio to you. Capturing live performances is my specialty.

Chamber concerts
Choir
Symphony Orchestras
Live Performances
On location recording
Recordings come to life in the mixing process. Well-balanced mixes will ensure the performance translates through the recording.

Audio Engineering
Post-Production Mixing for Video
Sound Design
Re-Recording mix
Mastering is the final audio production step that polishes a mix and optimizes it for all playback systems. It ensures music sounds cohesive, competitive, and technically perfect across various speakers through objective, professional audio engineering.

My Recording Kit

Pro Tools Ultimate in a 6U SKB Flyrack.
- AVID MTRX Studio
- CARBON PRE
- APSYS Multiverter (a Swiss Army Knife of digital conversion)
  Convert Dante, AES/EBU, Optical, Madi COAX/SFP, AES50 with Sample Rate conversion
MIC PREs
- 6U Analog Pre Rack
  - Radial Workhorse with RND 511, SSL Six Pre
  - Midas XL48 8ch mic pre
- Midas DL251 AES50 Stage box 48/96khz 48 in 16 out
Microphones
Audio Technica, Audix, Beyerdynamic, DPA, Lauten Audio, Lewitt, Neumann, Sennheiser, Shure