About myself

As you might guess I love turning knobs and building gear. The analog world offers so much sound and color, you can explore when you experiment with parts and push things to the limit. I build and modify most of my gear myself which gives it a unique sound and some tricks, nobody else can do with stock gear.

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About the studio

 

My console is modified from the bottom to the top and sounds incredibly clear. That combined with very colored outboard gear creates a huge, colored but still defined sound. It sounds very natural, even if I push things
excessively.

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About my workflow

 

The goal is always to satisfy the artist and make the music sound as good as possible. The analog gear helps a lot to achieve that. What you have to sacrifice for that is recallability. So when the song sounds perfect, it's done. This might sound tough but trust me: In music it is a good thing to make decisions not need too much time. And the analog sound is definetly worth it.

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Online mixing

 

I work online with my clients - even if they live right next to me. If a band is in the studio and listens to a mix it always sounds huge. I want the musicians to listen in an environment they are used to with their own monitors or headphones. With a high quality audio stream and a parallel video call it is almost like sitting together in the studio - wherever in the world you are.