Audio Production

What We Do

We have the work ethic, attitude and sound methodology needed to achieve success in every phase of audio production. We can provide your radio, TV, multimedia, film, industrial, educational, theater, production, including post-production for any type of media involving the editing and manipulation of audio. The process of audio production is really quite complex. There are many different factors to consider when producing audio projects such as music tracks, commercial jingles, or narrative programs. Then there is an added dimension of complexity with the mixing and creation of the sound effects used for video. It can be a daunting task to sort through it all. For that reason, it is important have experts guiding the audio production process.

Pre-Production

The audio producer meets with the client to discuss their goals, objectives, and specific requirements for the audio project. This includes determining the purpose of the audio, target audience, desired style, and technical specifications.

Planning

If applicable, the producer collaborates with the client to develop a script or outline for the audio content. They determine the structure, flow, and messaging of the audio project, ensuring it aligns with the client’s objectives.

Studio Setup

The audio producer sets up a recording environment, whether it’s a professional recording studio or a suitable location for field recordings. This includes positioning microphones, setting up audio interfaces, and ensuring optimal acoustics.

Recording Sessions

The producer oversees the recording process, ensuring technical quality, capturing clean audio, and directing the talent to achieve the desired performances. They monitor levels, address any technical issues, and make necessary adjustments during the recording session.

Audio Editing

The producer listens to the recorded audio and selects the best takes or performances. They edit out any mistakes, pauses, or unwanted noises, ensuring a smooth and coherent flow. They may also clean up the audio by removing background noise or applying noise reduction techniques.

Mixing & Mastering

The producer combines all the edited audio elements, including voice recordings, music, and sound effects, into a final mix. Then they apply equalization and compression to enhance the clarity and overall balance of the audio. They adjust levels and panning to create a cohesive and immersive audio experience.

Supported Technologies

The following technologies represent those that we are most familiar and experienced with.

Producer Software

Reason +

Fruity Loops Studio

Ableton Live

Editing Software

Sound Forge Pro

Acid Pro

Adobe Audition

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