
Studio nerd by day, mixing live bands by night. During the day I record, mix, master and fumble around with old smelly gear in my studio. At night I mix live music for bands I tour with or one of most popular venues in Amsterdam, De Melkweg.
I don't have any super-awards on my name just yet, but perhaps you'll be the first!
I run a studio facility in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where we mainly do recordings and mixing. We've got a nice control room filled with analog and digital toys, a spacious tracking room with beautiful Steinway M170 grand piano and a production room that doubles as a isolation booth for drums or, whatever, really.. Most importantly we've got a lounge with couch, dining table, and a great coffee machine!
The control room is very hybrid, with a big analog Cadac console as its center piece. I love working analog, but it's not for every project. Sometimes you need the ease of recallability, and quick changes, that's why I can be completely in the box as well.
But there's just something about pushing faders, turning knobs and pushing buttons.
I work on a lot of different genres. A lot of jazz ensembles love to come here for recording because of the nice piano, but I also love crunchy guitars, pumping beats and lush vocals. I've got a wide musical interest, both electronic and acoustic, but I enjoy my work most when it's just a couple of people playing in a room and feeding off of each other. There's something in playing together that's magic to me.
Tell me about your project and how I can help, through the 'Contact' button above.
- Mixing EngineerAverage price - $200 per song
- Recording StudioAverage price - $400 per day
- EditingAverage price - $50 per track
- Live SoundAverage price - $250 per concert
- Cadac J type console
- ATC SMC50 monitors
- Pro Tools HDX system
- 32 channels of Apogee Symphony mkII IO
- 16 channels of Avid HD IO
- Lexicon 480L Legendary Reverb
- Eventide H3000
- Roland Space Echo RE-150