Sound Recordist Services,

Location: Anywhere in Colorado

As a sound man and production professional I enjoy working, so call me for any part of Colorado. With many areas local as a freelance production sound mixer. I also have a home studio for sound mixing & recording in the south Denver area.

For crews, camera people or other clients needing a sound recordist in a Colorado area that don’t need the hassle. Call on me for a sound guy with the gear to scale to your video, film or production.

1 (720) 299-2084  Colorado USA Mountain Time

My business references that date decades providing location sound mixing. With my additional equipment and resources, aside from my years as a sound recordist. I can help with additional equipment, as well assistance aside from sound mixing & recording. Including set up, loading and set striking. I also have years of business references as a sound man. And can provide these to serious inquiries as well.

Home Sound Mixing / Recording Studio

In the southwest Denver metro area; including:

• Sound track mixing & recording.
• Musical performances.
• Narration for any need.
• Audio sweetening and effects, including re-mastering, noise removal, EQ and other needs.
• Sound restoration with various techniques.
• Analogue to digital conversion and re-mastering.
• Audio and post editing.
• Location Sound and other audio services.
• Production support and gear rental.
• Other assistance to your specific needs.

The specific pages in this website mentioning services in specific cities or Colorado areas. But count on me anywhere in the state as a dependable sound guy. If you call and I am already busy, I will refer a friend with comparable production experience.

Production Samples

Sound Man, AKA Sound Guy in Video,

Film or Television Production

A phrase, sound man or sound guy is becoming an older nickname for male sound recordists. In video, film or television production is still used mainly by men or if the sound person is male.  The term sound recordist or production sound mixer is the most common term for a sound person. Sometimes a production sound engineer or location sound mixer may be used.Sometimes location is used instead of “production,” in the prefix.

For video or film productions and sometimes nicknames include: a sound or audio assistant or a sound or audio operator. A term of sound man, sound woman or sound guy is still used. However, a sound mixer or sound recordist or even a sound engineer are the most common uses due to both genders having expertise in this role, like any other.

You can also replace the “sound” prefix with audio as well. Still getting a lot of recognition for production lingo. You as a client can still refer to me as a sound man or sound guy or audio guy, without offense.  Contacting me by phone is the fastest method, either by 1 (720) 299-2084 voice or text.   

My contact page has more ways to contact me.

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