POST AUDIO RE-RECORDING AND SOUND EDITING
I have spent the last 4 1/2 years with Technicolor Sound Services learning and working with some of the best in the business. Every day I am lucky enough to sit next to seasoned Re-Recording Mixers, Sound Supervisors, and Sound Editors as the stage Mix Technician. Outside of my full-time job, I have enjoyed providing sound editorial and re-recording services for several smaller budget features, short films, and web series. I look forward to continuing to put sound to picture.
MUSIC EDITING & MIXING
Track editing is a key step in preparing a recording for the mix phase, and ensuring the mix engineer will be able to easily navigate through the session and work efficiently. Audio editing includes general Pro Tools session organization, and also tasks such as creating comp tracks, vocal/instrument tuning, drum alignment/quantizing, or drum sample replacement.
All mixes include balancing track volume, placing tracks within different areas of the stereo field, adding character to tracks lacking personality, and reducing abrasive tracks that are clouding up the mix. Mixing ensures that each track has room to breathe and finds its own space in the stereo field and frequency spectrum to shine. That being said, mixing is all about context. If your song is a beautiful Jazz ballad, maintaining the dynamics and tone of the original recording is crucial. On the other hand, if your song is a House track meant to be played in the club, there has to be a completely different approach to the mix.