Concert & live event recording

Record your next performance

Whether you are performing as a symphony orchestra or as a soloist, the most important thing about your recording is that it represents the true character of your performance.

20+

years recording in dozens of venues

Every location is unique, and some of the best performances are enhanced greatly by the acoustics of the space. But on the other hand, some of the worst recordings come from not capturing the space properly - regardless of the performer. With more than 20 years of experience recording in dozens of venues, I am intimately familiar with the unique characteristics a good venue can bring to your sound.

My goal with every live recording is to capture the emotion and sense of being right there in the audience - experiencing the emotion, hearing the passion, and feeling the sound.

How ensembles use their recordings

Microphones above an ensemble

Audition for Your Next Festival

Submit the best audition possible by producing an archive-quality recording of your ensemble for your next submission.

High sample rates ensure every nuance of your performance is captured clearly - giving you the best chance at winning that spot!

Recording rig during a concert program

Archive Your Program

Having a quality recorded archive of your programs throughout the year can be an invaluable resource, especially when trying to determine your next steps as an artist or ensemble.

I have had the privilege of being invited back by many Clients to record on many occasions, and each time, I focus on maintaining a consistent quality of both product and service - not only as a professional courtesy, but also out of a deep respect for the arts and those performing them.

You can hear the difference - and so will the judges.

Let's talk about your next performance: the date, the venue, and the ensemble.