Our Artist’s

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Jonathan Wales

“The Massive Meter plugin fills a huge void in the arsenal of tools for the virtual studio. Finally, we can easily combine meter sources from multiple machines and display them wherever we like.

Metering multiple sources without the need to create vast additional external audio routing – this is really something I’ve been wanting for a long time. Massive Meter delivers!

Handling large sessions in immersive formats has really outstripped the ability of current metering solutions. massive Meter finally provides us with the ability to aggregate meters from different systems and display them easily wherever we like.”

Notable Work and Awards

2019 Hollywood Post Alliance Winner – The Haunting of Hill House
2017 Emmy Winner – Sonic Sea
2015 Golden Reel Winner – Libertador

2017 – Get Out
2017 Gaga: Five Foot Two
2017 – Happy Death Day
2000 – Memento

IMDB

“The Massive Meter plugin fills a huge void in the arsenal of tools for the virtual studio. Finally, we can easily combine meter sources from multiple machines and display them wherever we like. Metering multiple sources without the need to create vast additional external audio routing – this is really something I’ve been wanting for a long time. Massive Meter delivers! Handling large sessions in immersive formats has really outstripped the ability of current metering solutions. massive Meter finally provides us with the ability to aggregate meters from different systems and display them easily wherever we like.” - Jonathan Wales
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Jonathan Wales

“The Massive Meter plugin fills a huge void in the arsenal of tools for the virtual studio. Finally, we can easily combine meter sources from multiple machines and display them wherever we like.

Metering multiple sources without the need to create vast additional external audio routing – this is really something I’ve been wanting for a long time. Massive Meter delivers!

Handling large sessions in immersive formats has really outstripped the ability of current metering solutions. massive Meter finally provides us with the ability to aggregate meters from different systems and display them easily wherever we like.”

Notable Work and Awards

2019 Hollywood Post Alliance Winner – The Haunting of Hill House
2017 Emmy Winner – Sonic Sea
2015 Golden Reel Winner – Libertador

2017 – Get Out
2017 Gaga: Five Foot Two
2017 – Happy Death Day
2000 – Memento

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Chris Fogel

Chris Fogel - Recording Engineer and Mixer

Chris Fogel – Recording Engineer and Mixer

“Massive Meter is one of those solutions you don’t know you need until you use it, and now it’s an indispensable part of my workflow.  “Game-changer” is an overused phrase, but it’s completely appropriate in this case.” – Chris

Bio

Chris is a multiple GRAMMY and Emmy-winning recording engineer and mixer based in Los Angeles, California. He has recorded and mixed the scores and soundtracks to over 250 major motion pictures and television shows, including the Oscar-winning score to Black Panther and the Emmy-winning scores to The Mandalorian and Severance. Others include Mission Impossible 7 – Dead Reckoning, Oppenheimer, Venom, Blue Beetle, Tenet, Tropic Thunder, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Superbad, and many more.

 

He has also worked with dozens of major recording artists, including Alanis Morissette, Justin Timberlake, U2, Childish Gambino, Sheryl Crow, Aerosmith, St Vincent, Jose Gonzalez, and Robbie Robertson.
 

Notable Works and Awards

2021 Primetime Emmy Winner – The Mandalorian

2020 Primetime Emmy Winner – The Mandalorian

2019 Grammy Winner – Best Score Black Panther

2018 Grammy Nominee – Album of the Year Awaken, My Love

2023 – Mission: Impossible

2023 – Oppenheimer

2022 – Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

2021 – The King’s Man

2020 – Sonic the Hedgehog

 

IMDB

“Massive Meter is one of those solutions you don’t know you need until you use it, and now it’s an indispensable part of my workflow. “Game-changer” is an overused phrase, but it’s completely appropriate in this case.” - Chris Fogel
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Chris Fogel

Chris Fogel - Recording Engineer and Mixer

Chris Fogel – Recording Engineer and Mixer

“Massive Meter is one of those solutions you don’t know you need until you use it, and now it’s an indispensable part of my workflow.  “Game-changer” is an overused phrase, but it’s completely appropriate in this case.” – Chris

 

Bio

Chris is a multiple GRAMMY and Emmy-winning recording engineer and mixer based in Los Angeles, California. He has recorded and mixed the scores and soundtracks to over 250 major motion pictures and television shows, including the Oscar-winning score to Black Panther and the Emmy-winning scores to The Mandalorian and Severance. Others include Mission Impossible 7 – Dead Reckoning, Oppenheimer, Venom, Blue Beetle, Tenet, Tropic Thunder, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Superbad, and many more.

He has also worked with dozens of major recording artists, including Alanis Morissette, Justin Timberlake, U2, Childish Gambino, Sheryl Crow, Aerosmith, St Vincent, Jose Gonzalez, and Robbie Robertson.

 

Notable Works and Awards

2021 Primetime Emmy Winner – The Mandalorian

2020 Primetime Emmy Winner – The Mandalorian

2019 Grammy Winner – Best Score Black Panther

2018 Grammy Nominee – Album of the Year Awaken, My Love

2023 – Mission: Impossible

2023 – Oppenheimer

2022 – Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

2021 – The King’s Man

2020 – Sonic the Hedgehog

 

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Michael Babcock

“First, Massive Meter is a perfect answer to an issue I was having with my personal mix stage. Visual versus physical real estate is an issue in my one-man s6 mixing setup. I don’t really have the room or workflow to justify getting a s6 meter bridge or something more elaborate. It’s a pretty self-contained system that can handle large mixes of all sorts, but geared for finishing on the bigger stages and setups.

I mix using meters more than I should probably admit publicly! My mentors taught me to mix films by looking at the screen, not the console. However, throughout the years, looking for specific visual feedback has become part of my process. Quick glances at meters are my, to quote the movie “Mr. Mom,” my “woobie.”

I need the right meter ballistics to do this. Whether it’s that security blanket to check what my ears are hearing, looking for peaks, seeing if the record tracks match the input, or just seeing if elements are going to the right place, the Massive Meter does this for me. And, it travels with me now. I can configure what I want to see and how I want to see it and take it to any stage for the ultimate consistency.”

Bio

Michael Babcock is one of Hollywood’s first call re-recording mixers and sound designers. He’s worked on projects for the likes of Christopher Nolan, Steven Spielberg, Jordan Peele, Aaron Sorkin, Todd Phillips, Andrew Niccol, Seth Rogan, and Halsey.

 

Credits for re-recording mixer include:

  • Snow Day
  • Bros
  • Father of the Bride
  • Wonder Woman 1984
  • Smallfoot
  • Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
  • Emma
  • Interstellar
  • The Dark Knight
  • The Dark Knight Rises
  • Thor
  • The Incredible Hulk

 

IMDB

"Massive Meter is a perfect answer to an issue I was having with my personal mix stage. I can configure what I want to see and how I want to see it and take it to any stage for the ultimate consistency." — Michael Babcock
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Michael Babcock

“First, Massive Meter is a perfect answer to an issue I was having with my personal mix stage. Visual versus physical real estate is an issue in my one-man s6 mixing setup. I don’t really have the room or workflow to justify getting a s6 meter bridge or something more elaborate. It’s a pretty self-contained system that can handle large mixes of all sorts, but geared for finishing on the bigger stages and setups.

I mix using meters more than I should probably admit publicly! My mentors taught me to mix films by looking at the screen, not the console. However, throughout the years, looking for specific visual feedback has become part of my process. Quick glances at meters are my, to quote the movie “Mr. Mom,” my “woobie.”

I need the right meter ballistics to do this. Whether it’s that security blanket to check what my ears are hearing, looking for peaks, seeing if the record tracks match the input, or just seeing if elements are going to the right place, the Massive Meter does this for me. And, it travels with me now. I can configure what I want to see and how I want to see it and take it to any stage for the ultimate consistency.”

Bio

Michael Babcock is one of Hollywood’s first call re-recording mixers and sound designers. He’s worked on projects for the likes of Christopher Nolan, Steven Spielberg, Jordan Peele, Aaron Sorkin, Todd Phillips, Andrew Niccol, Seth Rogan, and Halsey.

 

Credits for re-recording mixer include:

  • Snow Day
  • Bros
  • Father of the Bride
  • Wonder Woman 1984
  • Smallfoot
  • Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
  • Emma
  • Interstellar
  • The Dark Knight
  • The Dark Knight Rises
  • Thor
  • The Incredible Hulk

 

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Duncan McRae

“As a mixer who moves between rooms all the time, I can now have a reliable meter bridge in the size and position I want – everywhere I go with the Post Production Metering Suite. Working in teams means that both mixers can have their own configuration, sizing and color, without having to rely on the console or hardware offered by a mix stage or facility. I couldn’t imagine a mix of any scale without it now!”

Bio

Duncan McRae is an Emmy-Nominated Re-Recording Mixer based in Los Angeles and a valued member of Formosa Group. With a focus on Feature Film, he has made significant contributions to notable projects such as “Fresh,” “One Night in Miami,” “War is Over,” and the Apple TV+ WWII series “Masters of the Air.” Duncan’s expertise, positive energy, and his commitment to excellence have solidified his position as a trusted professional in the industry.

 

Credits for re-recording mixer include:

  • Masters of the Air
  • One Night in Miami
  • Fresh
  • War Is Over!
  • AfrAid
  • The Biggest Little Farm Series
  • Four Down
  • The Machine

 

IMDB

"As a mixer who moves between rooms all the time, I can now have a reliable meter bridge in the size and position I want - everywhere I go with the Post Production Metering Suite. " — Duncan McRae
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Duncan McRae

“As a mixer who moves between rooms all the time, I can now have a reliable meter bridge in the size and position I want – everywhere I go with the Post Production Metering Suite. Working in teams means that both mixers can have their own configuration, sizing and color, without having to rely on the console or hardware offered by a mix stage or facility. I couldn’t imagine a mix of any scale without it now!”

Bio

Duncan McRae is an Emmy-Nominated Re-Recording Mixer based in Los Angeles and a valued member of Formosa Group. With a focus on Feature Film, he has made significant contributions to notable projects such as “Fresh,” “One Night in Miami,” “War is Over,” and the Apple TV+ WWII series “Masters of the Air.” Duncan’s expertise, positive energy, and his commitment to excellence have solidified his position as a trusted professional in the industry.

Credits for re-recording mixer include:

  • Masters of the Air
  • One Night in Miami
  • Fresh
  • War Is Over!
  • AfrAid
  • The Biggest Little Farm Series
  • Four Down
  • The Machine

 

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Fred Paragano

“I recently completed construction of a purpose built Dolby Atmos feature/TV dub stage in Los Angeles. Designed by Russ Berger Design Group, the project is paramount in its quality, equipment compliment and technical design. However, I never felt that I had a great solution for metering. I wanted a no compromise solution that gave me immediate visual feedback for each machine’s I/O in the room.

Finding the Post Production Metering Suite was one of the most exciting discoveries in the entire studio build. After working with a trial for a few days, I knew this was the solution I was looking for. It is elegant, functional, easy to use and interfaced seamlessly into the facility without additional expensive hardware.

In my room setup, the meters are showcased on a large ultra-wide monitor at the front of the stage just below the screen. At a single glance, I am able to see each of my four machine’s stem inputs, outputs and recorder print tracks with traditional style PEC-Direct metering. I can easily customize layouts, colors and scale to make it even easier to focus exactly on what I want and need to see at any moment.

Every project I work on is different. This means that each job may require an alternate set of metering from the previous. The Post Production Metering Suite makes it very easy to add, remove or modify on the fly without cumbersome routing headaches and setups.

This software is innovative and impressive in its design. It is functional, beautiful and easy to use. Truly one of the highlights of my new room.

Bio

Fred Paragano, CAS is a Re-Recording Mixer & Supervising Sound Editor for television and feature films. He has been nominated for three MPSE awards, two Prime Time Emmy awards and has won one Golden Reel Award.

Fred began his career recording and mixing music for major label artists in New York, Nashville and Los Angeles. His recording and mixing work has been featured on multiple Grammy-winning albums and live concert videos.

In 2003 he created Paragon Studios in Nashville, TN. The 22,000sf studio complex was a ground-up, world-class music and post-production facility designed by acclaimed acoustician, Russ Berger. The studios catered to artists and film/TV clients from across the country and around the world. For nearly 20 years, he maintained ownership of the facility until moving its current operations to a newly designed facility in Los Angeles in 2022.

In 2012, he relocated from Nashville to LA where he continues to remain active as a Re-Recording Mixer, Supervising Sound Editor & Music Mixer.

IMDB

"This software is innovative and impressive in its design. It is functional, beautiful and easy to use. Truly one of the highlights of my new room." — Fred Paragano
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Fred Paragano

“I recently completed construction of a purpose built Dolby Atmos feature/TV dub stage in Los Angeles. Designed by Russ Berger Design Group, the project is paramount in its quality, equipment compliment and technical design. However, I never felt that I had a great solution for metering. I wanted a no compromise solution that gave me immediate visual feedback for each machine’s I/O in the room.

Finding the Post Production Metering Suite was one of the most exciting discoveries in the entire studio build. After working with a trial for a few days, I knew this was the solution I was looking for. It is elegant, functional, easy to use and interfaced seamlessly into the facility without additional expensive hardware.

In my room setup, the meters are showcased on a large ultra-wide monitor at the front of the stage just below the screen. At a single glance, I am able to see each of my four machine’s stem inputs, outputs and recorder print tracks with traditional style PEC-Direct metering. I can easily customize layouts, colors and scale to make it even easier to focus exactly on what I want and need to see at any moment.

Every project I work on is different. This means that each job may require an alternate set of metering from the previous. The Post Production Metering Suite makes it very easy to add, remove or modify on the fly without cumbersome routing headaches and setups.

This software is innovative and impressive in its design. It is functional, beautiful and easy to use. Truly one of the highlights of my new room.

Bio

Fred Paragano, CAS is a Re-Recording Mixer & Supervising Sound Editor for television and feature films. He has been nominated for three MPSE awards, two Prime Time Emmy awards and has won one Golden Reel Award.

Fred began his career recording and mixing music for major label artists in New York, Nashville and Los Angeles. His recording and mixing work has been featured on multiple Grammy-winning albums and live concert videos.

In 2003 he created Paragon Studios in Nashville, TN. The 22,000sf studio complex was a ground-up, world-class music and post-production facility designed by acclaimed acoustician, Russ Berger. The studios catered to artists and film/TV clients from across the country and around the world. For nearly 20 years, he maintained ownership of the facility until moving its current operations to a newly designed facility in Los Angeles in 2022.

In 2012, he relocated from Nashville to LA where he continues to remain active as a Re-Recording Mixer, Supervising Sound Editor & Music Mixer.

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Ryan Billa

“Bob Brown and his team from Evergreen Audio have created something unique, but what makes it truly special is how they listen to folks working on mix stages every day, from large multi room facilities to smaller boutique studios, and make sure updates include things that are actually useful in the day to day work.  I couldn’t imagine mixing without it now.”

Bio

Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer, & Re-Recording Mixer Ryan Billia started out in the commercial world, but features and documentaries were his true calling, and opening Rumble Audio allowed him to fine-tune his work ethic and creative approach.

Over the years, he has cultivated collaborative partnerships with such esteemed filmmakers as Desiree Akhavan, Andrew Ahn, Aaron Katz, Michael Angelo Covino, Sebastian Silva, Jem Cohen, Jill Magid, Alex Camilleri, and Kate McKinnon. In that time, Ryan has also worked on acclaimed films produced by Terrence Malick, Laura Poitras, and Ramin Bahrani.

Completed credits include Mariame Diallo’s Master, Amazon Prime Video’s Goodnight Mommy, James Gray’s Armageddon Time, Netflix’s Along for the Ride, Erin Vassilopoulos’ indie hit, Superior, and Alex Camilleri’s Luzzu. Recently completed nonfiction credits include Netflix’s White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie and Fitch, ABC’s Notre-Dame: Our Lady of Paris, and Todd Chandler’s Bulletproof which had its world premiere at the SXSW film festival.

When he’s not in the studio, Ryan teaches audio post as an Adjunct Professor at NYU’s Graduate Film program.

 

IMDB

“Bob Brown and his team from Evergreen Audio have created something unique, but what makes it truly special is how they listen to folks working on mix stages every day, from large multi room facilities to smaller boutique studios, and make sure updates include things that are actually useful in the day to day work. I couldn’t imagine mixing without it now.” — Ryan Billia
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Ryan Billa

“Bob Brown and his team from Evergreen Audio have created something unique, but what makes it truly special is how they listen to folks working on mix stages every day, from large multi room facilities to smaller boutique studios, and make sure updates include things that are actually useful in the day to day work.  I couldn’t imagine mixing without it now.”

Bio

Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer, & Re-Recording Mixer Ryan Billia started out in the commercial world, but features and documentaries were his true calling, and opening Rumble Audio allowed him to fine-tune his work ethic and creative approach.

Over the years, he has cultivated collaborative partnerships with such esteemed filmmakers as Desiree Akhavan, Andrew Ahn, Aaron Katz, Michael Angelo Covino, Sebastian Silva, Jem Cohen, Jill Magid, Alex Camilleri, and Kate McKinnon. In that time, Ryan has also worked on acclaimed films produced by Terrence Malick, Laura Poitras, and Ramin Bahrani.

Completed credits include Mariame Diallo’s Master, Amazon Prime Video’s Goodnight Mommy, James Gray’s Armageddon Time, Netflix’s Along for the Ride, Erin Vassilopoulos’ indie hit, Superior, and Alex Camilleri’s Luzzu. Recently completed nonfiction credits include Netflix’s White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie and Fitch, ABC’s Notre-Dame: Our Lady of Paris, and Todd Chandler’s Bulletproof which had its world premiere at the SXSW film festival.

When he’s not in the studio, Ryan teaches audio post as an Adjunct Professor at NYU’s Graduate Film program.

 

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Steven Ghouti

The Massive Meter Bridge allows me to show what I need from any machine, on a screen placed beneath our cinema screen, and that can be tucked away if other users don’t need it. We run the Massive Meter Bridge application on a standalone Mac, so we don’t have to worry about screen real estate on the player or recorder rigs.

Bio

Born in England and then moving to France at age 9, Steven graduated from the ENS Louis Lumière film school in 1994, and started working in sound for picture shortly thereafter. After a few years doing location sound as well as post-production, he started Yellow Cab Studios with his partner Eric Lesachet in 1998. The focus was clearly on post-production from that point, and both with Yellow Cab and as a freelancer, Steven will go on to work as a sound editor and re-recording mixer for many projects. In recent years, he has worked mainly as a re-recording mixer for film and television projects. 

Since 1998 Yellow Cab Studios has grown from a single facility with a small studio to a multi-site company with 5 studios and 7 sound editing rooms.

And a bit on my way of working:

In recent years, I have seen the transition from large-format digital film mixing consoles to completely in-the-box workflows. 

In 2007, we were one of the first facilities in Europe to acquire the new version of the Euphonix System5 console, which allowed hybrid mixing with DSP channels and DAW Eucon channels. It was really the start of a revolution. However, I noticed that, barring some facilities that still used a film mixing console for monitoring purposes, it was usually tricky to have decent options for metering different stems or even different DAW in a multi-rig setup. 

I’m a big fan of having an eye (and ears) on what is going on in the mix, even though we are mostly setting levels “by ear” on film projects. Seeing stem meters move has sometimes saved the day for tracks with improper routing. 

80% of our film projects can now be mixed on one DAW, and the other 20% will need 2 or more rigs. 

The Massive Meter Bridge allows me to show what I need from any machine on a screen placed beneath our cinema screen, and that can be tucked away if other users don’t need it. We run MMB on a standalone Mac, so we don’t have to worry about screen real estate on the player or recorder rigs. 

IMDB

"The Massive Meter Bridge allows me to show what I need from any machine, on a screen placed beneath our cinema screen, and that can be tucked away if other users don't need it. We run the Massive Meter Bridge application on a standalone Mac, so we don't have to worry about screen real estate on the player or recorder rigs." — Steven Ghouti
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Steven Ghouti

The Massive Meter Bridge allows me to show what I need from any machine, on a screen placed beneath our cinema screen, and that can be tucked away if other users don’t need it. We run the Massive Meter Bridge application on a standalone Mac, so we don’t have to worry about screen real estate on the player or recorder rigs.

Bio

Born in England and then moving to France at age 9, Steven graduated from the ENS Louis Lumière film school in 1994, and started working in sound for picture shortly thereafter. After a few years doing location sound as well as post-production, he started Yellow Cab Studios with his partner Eric Lesachet in 1998. The focus was clearly on post-production from that point, and both with Yellow Cab and as a freelancer, Steven will go on to work as a sound editor and re-recording mixer for many projects. In recent years, he has worked mainly as a re-recording mixer for film and television projects. 

Since 1998 Yellow Cab Studios has grown from a single facility with a small studio to a multi-site company with 5 studios and 7 sound editing rooms.

And a bit on my way of working:

In recent years, I have seen the transition from large-format digital film mixing consoles to completely in-the-box workflows. 

In 2007, we were one of the first facilities in Europe to acquire the new version of the Euphonix System5 console, which allowed hybrid mixing with DSP channels and DAW Eucon channels. It was really the start of a revolution. However, I noticed that, barring some facilities that still used a film mixing console for monitoring purposes, it was usually tricky to have decent options for metering different stems or even different DAW in a multi-rig setup. 

I’m a big fan of having an eye (and ears) on what is going on in the mix, even though we are mostly setting levels “by ear” on film projects. Seeing stem meters move has sometimes saved the day for tracks with improper routing. 

80% of our film projects can now be mixed on one DAW, and the other 20% will need 2 or more rigs. 

The Massive Meter Bridge allows me to show what I need from any machine on a screen placed beneath our cinema screen, and that can be tucked away if other users don’t need it. We run MMB on a standalone Mac, so we don’t have to worry about screen real estate on the player or recorder rigs. 

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Alex Gerbrandt

The release of Evergreen Audio Design Group’s Post Production Metering Suite has marked a pivotal upgrade to my workflow as a Mix Technician. Bus-tape metering, which once burdened my Pro Tools recorders with unwieldy multitudes of aux tracks, is now efficiently and simply handled with the Post Production Metering Suite.

Fully-featured, flexible, and aesthetically pleasing, Post Production Metering Suite represents the very best metering solution available for post-production audio.

Bio

As a Mix Technician for Television and Film, Alex Gerbrandt has been passionate about expressing his creativity through workflow optimization since 2014. Most Mix Technicians view the role as a stepping stone to another career opportunity, but Alex takes great pride in the organization, creative collaboration, technical prowess, and attentiveness required to fill the role.

“My goal is not to mix the next film you watch in theaters, but rather to drive the progression of technical workflows behind the scenes, while also fostering a joy-filled work environment for those around me.”

Alex’s recent Mix Technician credits include:

The Last of Us – HBO
Lovecraft Country – HBO
Hunter’s – Amazon Prime
Carnival Row – Amazon Prime
National Treasure: Edge of History – Disney Plus
The Old Guard – Netflix
Plane – Lionsgate

 

IMDB

“The release of Evergreen Audio Design Group’s Post Production Metering Suite has marked a pivotal upgrade to my workflow as a Mix Technician. Bus-tape metering, which once burdened my Pro Tools recorders with unwieldy multitudes of aux tracks, is now efficiently and simply handled with the Post Production Metering Suite. Fully-featured, flexible, and aesthetically pleasing, Post Production Metering Suite represents the very best metering solution available for post-production audio.” — Alex Gerbrandt
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Alex Gerbrandt

The release of Evergreen Audio Design Group’s Post Production Metering Suite has marked a pivotal upgrade to my workflow as a Mix Technician. Bus-tape metering, which once burdened my Pro Tools recorders with unwieldy multitudes of aux tracks, is now efficiently and simply handled with the Post Production Metering Suite.

Fully-featured, flexible, and aesthetically pleasing, Post Production Metering Suite represents the very best metering solution available for post-production audio.

Bio

As a Mix Technician for Television and Film, Alex Gerbrandt has been passionate about expressing his creativity through workflow optimization since 2014. Most Mix Technicians view the role as a stepping stone to another career opportunity, but Alex takes great pride in the organization, creative collaboration, technical prowess, and attentiveness required to fill the role.

“My goal is not to mix the next film you watch in theaters, but rather to drive the progression of technical workflows behind the scenes, while also fostering a joy-filled work environment for those around me.”

Alex’s recent Mix Technician credits include:

The Last of Us – HBO
Lovecraft Country – HBO
Hunter’s – Amazon Prime
Carnival Row – Amazon Prime
National Treasure: Edge of History – Disney Plus
The Old Guard – Netflix
Plane – Lionsgate

 

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Stephen Lipson

The Post Production Metering Suite has filled a hole in my workflow. I now have the ability to see at a glance which stems have audio as well as any overs. Really useful.

Bio

Stephen Lipson is one of the UK’s leading record producers and songwriters. People say the test of a genuinely great record producer isn’t whether or not they’ve had a couple of hits but whether they can keep having them. If that’s the case, Stephen Lipson is up there with the greats. Witty, irreverent, fiercely intelligent, and passionate about music, Stephen has been making records professionally for over 30 years and shows no sign of letting up.

From his beginnings as an engineer at Sarm Studios in 1983, Stephen Lipson has been involved in the making of some of pop music’s landmark records, from Grace Jones’ “Slave To The Rhythm,” all of Annie Lennox’s solo albums, right up to Billie Eilish’s Grammy Award-winning single “No Time to Die”

In addition to the previously mentioned artists, Stephen’s discography reads like a who’s who of household names: The Rolling Stones, Pet Shop Boys, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Simple Minds, Whitney Houston, Natalie Imbruglia, Paul McCartney, Will Young, the list goes on. Recently, Stephen has worked on Jeff Beck’s Grammy-winning album “Emotion & Commotion” as well as Juanes’ highly acclaimed “P.A.R.C.E.”

His movie career includes:

  • Superman – Man of Steel – Score and Soundtrack produced and mixed by SL
  • The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • The Last Face – Score mixed by SL
  • The Lego Batman Movie – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • The Little Prince – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Risen – Score mixed by SL
  • Inferno – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • In the Heart of the Sea – Score produced & mixed by SL
  • Home – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Freeheld – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • Batman- The Dark Knight Rises – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Rush – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • King Arthur- Legend of the Sword – Soundtrack produced by SL
  • The Commuter – Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Mission Impossible – Fallout – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • The Girl in the Spiders Web – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • The Lion King – Movie songs co-produced and mixed by SL
  • The Boss Baby: Family Business – Movie songs produced and mixed by SL, Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Rumble – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Top Gun: Maverick – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • His House – Score mixed by SL
  • The Boss Baby 2: Family Business – Score mixed and Songs produced by SL
  • No Time to Die – Billie Eilish Title Track co-produced by SL, Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL

 

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IMDB

“The Post Production Metering Suite has filled a hole in my workflow. I now have the ability to see at a glance which stems have audio as well as any overs. Really useful.” — Stephen Lipson
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Stephen Lipson

The Post Production Metering Suite has filled a hole in my workflow. I now have the ability to see at a glance which stems have audio as well as any overs. Really useful.

Bio

Stephen Lipson is one of the UK’s leading record producers and songwriters. People say the test of a genuinely great record producer isn’t whether or not they’ve had a couple of hits but whether they can keep having them. If that’s the case, Stephen Lipson is up there with the greats. Witty, irreverent, fiercely intelligent, and passionate about music, Stephen has been making records professionally for over 30 years and shows no sign of letting up.

From his beginnings as an engineer at Sarm Studios in 1983, Stephen Lipson has been involved in the making of some of pop music’s landmark records, from Grace Jones’ “Slave To The Rhythm,” all of Annie Lennox’s solo albums, right up to Billie Eilish’s Grammy Award-winning single “No Time to Die”

In addition to the previously mentioned artists, Stephen’s discography reads like a who’s who of household names: The Rolling Stones, Pet Shop Boys, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Simple Minds, Whitney Houston, Natalie Imbruglia, Paul McCartney, Will Young, the list goes on. Recently, Stephen has worked on Jeff Beck’s Grammy-winning album “Emotion & Commotion” as well as Juanes’ highly acclaimed “P.A.R.C.E.”

His movie career includes:

  • Superman – Man of Steel – Score and Soundtrack produced and mixed by SL
  • The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • The Last Face – Score mixed by SL
  • The Lego Batman Movie – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • The Little Prince – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Risen – Score mixed by SL
  • Inferno – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • In the Heart of the Sea – Score produced & mixed by SL
  • Home – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Freeheld – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • Batman- The Dark Knight Rises – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Rush – Score and Soundtrack produced & mixed by SL
  • King Arthur- Legend of the Sword – Soundtrack produced by SL
  • The Commuter – Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Mission Impossible – Fallout – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • The Girl in the Spiders Web – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • The Lion King – Movie songs co-produced and mixed by SL
  • The Boss Baby: Family Business – Movie songs produced and mixed by SL, Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Rumble – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • Top Gun: Maverick – Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL
  • His House – Score mixed by SL
  • The Boss Baby 2: Family Business – Score mixed and Songs produced by SL
  • No Time to Die – Billie Eilish Title Track co-produced by SL, Score and Soundtrack mixed by SL

 

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Matt Sherman

“Massive Meter Bridge has been a game-changer for me in my daily work. I wanted the ability to simulate expensive RTA meters that I see in large mix stages, in my home studio environment. These meters do that and more, they are even more flexible and customizable. MMB has given me the flexibility and accuracy that I need in every project. This software is more than just a tool – it’s become an essential part of my workflow. In fact, I’ve even added a dedicated monitor screen for Massive Metre Bridge because it’s that important to me. With its own monitor, I always have my stem meters at a glance. As a sound professional, I highly recommend Massive Meter Bridge to anyone looking to take their audio monitoring to the next level.

Bio

Matt R. Sherman is a highly skilled supervising sound editor, sound designer, and Re-Recording Mixer with over 15 years of experience in the film and television industry. Based in Quebec, Canada, Matt has worked on a diverse range of projects, from independent films to government-subsidized productions.

Over the course of his career, Matt has earned a reputation as a go-to sound professional, collaborating with award-winning sound design teams across the globe. His extensive knowledge of sound editing, design, and mixing has enabled him to deliver outstanding work on a wide range of projects, from intimate dramas to action-packed genre films. 

In addition to his work on film and television productions, Matt has also contributed his expertise to a variety of other projects, including video games and virtual reality experiences. His ability to create immersive and impactful soundscapes has earned him several awards and nominations, and he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of storytelling with sound.

Whether working independently or as part of a team, Matt is known for his attention to detail, technical expertise, and unwavering commitment to delivering the highest quality work. With a passion for storytelling and a deep understanding of the role that sound plays in the cinematic experience, he is a valued and trusted collaborator for directors, producers, and creatives alike.

Credits and Awards:

2022 – New York Movie Awards – October Award – Winner – Scarpedicemente
2022 – Florence Film Awards – October Award – Winner – Scarpedicemente
2019 – Hollywood North Film Awards – Best Sound Design – Winner – King of Tears
2019 – Independent Shorts Awards – Platinum Award – Winner – EXT
2019 – Queen Palm International Film Award – Bronze Award – Winner – EXT
2016 – Indie Series Awards – ISA – Winner – LARPs

sonomatt.com

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"Massive Meter Bridge has been a game-changer for me in my daily work. I wanted the ability to simulate expensive RTA meters that I see in large mix stages, in my home studio environment. These meters do that and more, they are even more flexible and customizable. MMB has given me the flexibility and accuracy that I need in every project. This software is more than just a tool - it's become an essential part of my workflow. In fact, I've even added a dedicated monitor screen for Massive Metre Bridge because it's that important to me. With its own monitor, I always have my stem meters at a glance. As a sound professional, I highly recommend Massive Meter Bridge to anyone looking to take their audio monitoring to the next level." - Matt Sherman
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Matt Sherman

“Massive Meter Bridge has been a game-changer for me in my daily work. I wanted the ability to simulate expensive RTA meters that I see in large mix stages, in my home studio environment. These meters do that and more, they are even more flexible and customizable. MMB has given me the flexibility and accuracy that I need in every project. This software is more than just a tool – it’s become an essential part of my workflow. In fact, I’ve even added a dedicated monitor screen for Massive Metre Bridge because it’s that important to me. With its own monitor, I always have my stem meters at a glance. As a sound professional, I highly recommend Massive Meter Bridge to anyone looking to take their audio monitoring to the next level.”

 

Bio

Matt R. Sherman is a highly skilled supervising sound editor, sound designer, and Re-Recording Mixer with over 15 years of experience in the film and television industry. Based in Quebec, Canada, Matt has worked on a diverse range of projects, from independent films to government-subsidized productions.

Over the course of his career, Matt has earned a reputation as a go-to sound professional, collaborating with award-winning sound design teams across the globe. His extensive knowledge of sound editing, design, and mixing has enabled him to deliver outstanding work on a wide range of projects, from intimate dramas to action-packed genre films.

In addition to his work on film and television productions, Matt has also contributed his expertise to a variety of other projects, including video games and virtual reality experiences. His ability to create immersive and impactful soundscapes has earned him several awards and nominations, and he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of storytelling with sound.

Whether working independently or as part of a team, Matt is known for his attention to detail, technical expertise, and unwavering commitment to delivering the highest quality work. With a passion for storytelling and a deep understanding of the role that sound plays in the cinematic experience, he is a valued and trusted collaborator for directors, producers, and creatives alike.

Credits and Awards

2022 – New York Movie Awards – October Award – Winner – Scarpedicemente
2022 – Florence Film Awards – October Award – Winner – Scarpedicemente
2019 – Hollywood North Film Awards – Best Sound Design – Winner – King of Tears
2019 – Independent Shorts Awards – Platinum Award – Winner – EXT
2019 – Queen Palm International Film Award – Bronze Award – Winner – EXT
2016 – Indie Series Awards – ISA – Winner – LARPs

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Brian Slack

“When working on multiple systems, or just one, viewing all of your elements can be a big problem.  Our consoles give us Pec/Direct metering, and our external meters allow us to see several elements in a large format but use up expensive I/O. 

We have been looking for a meter package like this for a long time.  It allows us to have customizable meters where we want them and view multiple tracks on multiple systems, using multiple formats in any way we need.  This is a game changer for our large studio and our edit bays.”

Bio

Starting as a projectionist, Brian has been involved in the film industry since the age of 15. He moved to L.A. to work on Terminator 2 for Kodak’s Cinema Digital Sound. He has been an engineer for Ultra-Stereo Labs, DTS, SDDS, and Todd-AO, as well as Chief Engineer of Digital Sound and Picture, Wildfire Studios, New Standard Post, and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Brian started Widget Post Production in 2000 where he served as co-owner, engineer, and CAS Award-winning mixer.

As SVP of Technology for Iosono, Brian’s primary function was to create and refine the post production workflow for one of the first object-based mixing platforms. Brian returned to DTS in 2014 as Manager of Professional Audio and Advanced Cinema Solutions where he received three patents for his work in immersive audio.

He is currently the Director of Technical Audio Operations for Deluxe Media, overseeing all technical aspects of their mixing and dubbing facilities in Los Angeles.

Notable Work and Awards

2009 CInema Audio Society Award Winner – Smashing Pumpkins: If All Goes Wrong
2009 CInema Audio Society Award Nominee – Steve Miller Band: Live from Chicago

2021 – Neo-Bedouin
2018 – Hero
2017 – Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
2013 – Iron Man 3
2012 The Avengers
2012 – Battleship

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“When working on multiple systems, or just one, viewing all of your elements can be a big problem. Our consoles give us Pec/Direct metering, and our external meters allow us to see several elements in a large format but use up expensive I/O. We have been looking for a meter package like this for a long time. It allows us to have customizable meters where we want them and view multiple tracks on multiple systems, using multiple formats in any way we need. This is a game changer for our large studio and our edit bays.” - Brian Slack
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Brian Slack

“When working on multiple systems, or just one, viewing all of your elements can be a big problem.  Our consoles give us Pec/Direct metering, and our external meters allow us to see several elements in a large format but use up expensive I/O. 

We have been looking for a meter package like this for a long time.  It allows us to have customizable meters where we want them and view multiple tracks on multiple systems, using multiple formats in any way we need.  This is a game changer for our large studio and our edit bays.”

Bio

Starting as a projectionist, Brian has been involved in the film industry since the age of 15. He moved to L.A. to work on Terminator 2 for Kodak’s Cinema Digital Sound. He has been an engineer for Ultra-Stereo Labs, DTS, SDDS, and Todd-AO, as well as Chief Engineer of Digital Sound and Picture, Wildfire Studios, New Standard Post, and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Brian started Widget Post Production in 2000 where he served as co-owner, engineer, and CAS Award-winning mixer.

As SVP of Technology for Iosono, Brian’s primary function was to create and refine the post production workflow for one of the first object-based mixing platforms. Brian returned to DTS in 2014 as Manager of Professional Audio and Advanced Cinema Solutions where he received three patents for his work in immersive audio.

He is currently the Director of Technical Audio Operations for Deluxe Media, overseeing all technical aspects of their mixing and dubbing facilities in Los Angeles.

Notable Work and Awards

2009 CInema Audio Society Award Winner – Smashing Pumpkins: If All Goes Wrong
2009 CInema Audio Society Award Nominee – Steve Miller Band: Live from Chicago

2021 – Neo-Bedouin
2018 – Hero
2017 – Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
2013 – Iron Man 3
2012 The Avengers
2012 – Battleship

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Rob Marshall

“The Post Production Meter Suite is super flexible and with the use of templates, makes it very easy to recall specific systems’ meters and custom layouts with the click of a mouse. Being able to customize the colors and layout of my stems, print masters, and even objects is awesome and makes it super fast and simple to see what’s happening during my mix.”

Bio

Rob Marshall is a 18-year veteran of the sound industry, working in music, film, television, and advertising.
A somewhat “Jack of All Trades” audio freak with mixing and sound design being his main passion.

Like many in the industry, he got his start doing live sound, then moved into the world of music production as a recording engineer, and after a few years straight into post production where he would find his favorite place to be; in front of a console, mixing movies.
Rob works out of Los Angeles at The Dub Stage as a Re-Recording Mixer and Mix Technician.

Credits and Awards:

2016 Golden Reel Award Nominee – What Lives Inside

2023 – There’s Something Wrong with the Children
2020 – The Wolf of Snow Hollow
2019 – Angel Has Fallen
2015 – What Lives Inside

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Turner and Hooch
The Wolf Of Snow Hollow

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"The Post Production Meter Suite is super flexible and with the use of templates, makes it very easy to recall specific systems' meters and custom layouts with the click of a mouse. Being able to customize the colors and layout of my stems, printmasters, and even objects is awesome and makes it super fast and simple to see what's happening during my mix." - Rob Marshall
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Rob Marshall

“The Post Production Meter Suite is super flexible and with the use of templates, makes it very easy to recall specific systems’ meters and custom layouts with the click of a mouse. Being able to customize the colors and layout of my stems, print masters, and even objects is awesome and makes it super fast and simple to see what’s happening during my mix.”

Bio

Rob Marshall is a 18-year veteran of the sound industry, working in music, film, television, and advertising.
A somewhat “Jack of All Trades” audio freak with mixing and sound design being his main passion.

Like many in the industry, he got his start doing live sound, then moved into the world of music production as a recording engineer, and after a few years straight into post production where he would find his favorite place to be; in front of a console, mixing movies.
Rob works out of Los Angeles at The Dub Stage as a Re-Recording Mixer and Mix Technician.

Credits and Awards:

2016 Golden Reel Award Nominee – What Lives Inside

2023 – There’s Something Wrong with the Children
2020 – The Wolf of Snow Hollow
2019 – Angel Has Fallen
2015 – What Lives Inside

Umma
Turner and Hooch
The Wolf Of Snow Hollow

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Benjamin Cook

“The ability to monitor multiple systems, formats and ease of set up are what initially interested me, throw in flexible customization and the ability to recall setups quickly and I was sold. Finally, an effective and reliable metering solution that doesn’t require a digital film console or complicated routing setups. With the increase in the amount of immersive content being made and the additional deliverables required by these formats – it was a no brainer for me.”

Bio

A 25+ year veteran in the post sound industry. He has worked at or for all the major studios and several independent facilities in Hollywood. Splitting his time fairly equally between TV and film. Acting incapacity of sound editor, sound designer, sound supervisor, foley mixer and re-recording mixer. A four-time Emmy Award winner. He has also been nominated for a CAS award for his mixing work on Westworld, and several MPSE Golden Reel Awards.

Notable Television credits include: Deadwood, Rome, The Pacific, Black Sails, Lost in Space, Jack Ryan, Westworld, The Old Man….and most recently the Apple TV miniseries Blackbird.

Film credits include: Apocolypto, Secretariat, Spiderman-Homecoming, Spiderman-Into the Spiderverse, Uncharted, The Lost City and Shazam-Fury of the Gods.

 

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"Finally, an effective and reliable metering solution that doesn’t require a digital film console or complicated routing setups. With the increase in the amount of immersive content being made and the additional deliverables required by these formats – it was a no brainer for me.”" — Benjamin Cook
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Benjamin Cook

 

“The ability to monitor multiple systems, formats and ease of set up are what initially interested me, throw in flexible customization and the ability to recall setups quickly and I was sold. Finally, an effective and reliable metering solution that doesn’t require a digital film console or complicated routing setups. With the increase in the amount of immersive content being made and the additional deliverables required by these formats – it was a no brainer for me.”

 

Bio

A 25+ year veteran in the post sound industry. He has worked at or for all the major studios and several independent facilities in Hollywood. Splitting his time fairly equally between TV and film. Acting incapacity of sound editor, sound designer, sound supervisor, foley mixer and re-recording mixer. A four-time Emmy Award winner. He has also been nominated for a CAS award for his mixing work on Westworld, and several MPSE Golden Reel Awards.

Notable Television credits include: Deadwood, Rome, The Pacific, Black Sails, Lost in Space, Jack Ryan, Westworld, The Old Man….and most recently the Apple TV miniseries Blackbird.

Film credits include: Apocolypto, Secretariat, Spiderman-Homecoming, Spiderman-Into the Spiderverse, Uncharted, The Lost City and Shazam-Fury of the Gods.

 

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Steve Bissinger

Steve Bissinger Mixer

Steve Bissinger Mixer

 

“For years I’ve wanted the ability to build a custom meter display in Pro Tools. Meter Bridge has solved this problem and has quickly become essential to my workflow. I can display meters for just the tracks I want to monitor, organize them in a way that’s intuitive, resize the Meter Bridge window for more or less resolution, give meters custom names and colors, and even crash down multi-channel tracks to a single activity meter, freeing up screen real estate. During editing and design it gives me the ability to quickly locate which predubs sounds are coming from and turns my standalone Pro Tools workstation into a serious mixing environment, helping me save enormous amounts of time on the mix stage. It’s a fantastic tool that just keeps getting better!”

 

Bio

A veteran in the post sound industry, He has worked on many projects including both TV and film.  A multiple Emmy Award nominee including Flipper in 1996 and Creature in 1998. He has also been nominated for several MPSE Golden Reel Awards including Elemental, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Incredibles 2, Bobby Kennedy for President, and Wreck-it Ralph.

Notable Television credits include: What If…?, She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel, and Ice Age: Scrat Tales.

Film credits include: Elemental, The Fabelmans, Paws of Fury, Turning Red, Ad Astra, Increidbles 2, Bobby Kennedy for President, Pete’s Dragon, and In Pursuit of Silence.

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"For years I’ve wanted the ability to build a custom meter display in Pro Tools. Meter Bridge has solved this problem and has quickly become essential to my workflow." — Steve Bissinger
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Steve Bissinger

Steve Bissinger Mixer

Steve Bissinger Mixer

“For years I’ve wanted the ability to build a custom meter display in Pro Tools. Meter Bridge has solved this problem and has quickly become essential to my workflow. I can display meters for just the tracks I want to monitor, organize them in a way that’s intuitive, resize the Meter Bridge window for more or less resolution, give meters custom names and colors, and even crash down multi-channel tracks to a single activity meter, freeing up screen real estate. During editing and design it gives me the ability to quickly locate which predubs sounds are coming from and turns my standalone Pro Tools workstation into a serious mixing environment, helping me save enormous amounts of time on the mix stage. It’s a fantastic tool that just keeps getting better!”

Bio

A veteran in the post sound industry, He has worked on many projects including both TV and film.  A multiple Emmy Award nominee including Flipper in 1996 and Creature in 1998. He has also been nominated for several MPSE Golden Reel Awards including Elemental, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Incredibles 2, Bobby Kennedy for President, and Wreck-it Ralph.

Notable Television credits include: What If…?, She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel, and Ice Age: Scrat Tales.

Film credits include: Elemental, The Fabelmans, Paws of Fury, Turning Red, Ad Astra, Increidbles 2, Bobby Kennedy for President, Pete’s Dragon, and In Pursuit of Silence.

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Andreas Radzuweit

“Massive Meter is a fantastic solution for us to mix small and large films in a flexible way. Especially when we work with two mixing engineers, the possibilities to display all relevant levels of the two mixing places are just great. The metering also makes a great impression on the directors and producers.”

Bio

Andreas Radzuweit is the owner and mix engineer at Klang Berik.

Notable credits include: t=E/x2, Blackwoods, The Wicked Uncle, Sushi in Suhl, Terra X – Ratsel alter Weltkulturen, and The Ogglies

 

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"Massive Meter is a fantastic solution for us to mix small and large films in a flexible way. Especially when we work with two mixing engineers, the possibilities to display all relevant levels of the two mixing places are just great. The metering also makes a great impression on the directors and producers." — Andreas Radzuweit
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Andreas Radzuweit

“Massive Meter is a fantastic solution for us to mix small and large films in a flexible way. Especially when we work with two mixing engineers, the possibilities to display all relevant levels of the two mixing places are just great. The metering also makes a great impression on the directors and producers.”

Bio

Andreas Radzuweit is the owner and mix engineer at Klang Berik.

Notable credits include: Blackwoods, t=E/x2, The Wicked Uncle, Sushi in Suhl, Terra X – Ratsel alter Weltkulturen, and The Ogglies

 

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