About me
I have been an independant sound engineer, sound designer and composer for 12 years. I have a Master’s degree in sound production.
I master all aspects of sound post-production: sound editing, sound design, foley and re-recording mixing. My field of activity stretches from audiovisual sector to video games.
My strategy is to give each project a sound identity and a unique personality. So I create most of my sounds using sound effects, field recordings, synthesizers and effects.
I use tools with the highest sound quality: 5.1 studio with Protools Ultimate and Logic workstation, high-end preamps and microphones.
I am also a composer and a multi-instrumentalist. I own over 100 acoustic instruments from around the world that I use in my compositions. By combining them with virtual instruments, I get a lively, powerful and authentic sound.
My influences range from film music to jazz, including classical, pop, electronic and world music.
With the experience of several hundred projects with more than 50 clients in 13 different countries, I am attentive to your needs to offer you the best sound and music solutions.
Sound harware list
Studio
- Genelec 8040 & 8030 speakers, Genelec 7350 subwooker. Yamaha NS10. 5.1 Drawmer monitoring.
- Mac Pro Quad-core.
- Avid Protools Ultimate 2020, Apple Logic Pro.
- Wwise, Fmod.
- Avid Artist Mix 16 faders control surface.
- Waves, SoundToys, Altiverb, Speakerphone, GRM, Izotope RX…
- Virtual instruments: strings, woodwinds, orchestra, synth, drums, etc.
- Keyboard, MIDI controlers.
Microphone and preamps
- Neumann KMR81.
- Sennheiser MKH8040.
- Brauner Phantom.
- Shure SM57, SM58.
- Oktava MK12.
- SSL XLogic.
- Focusrite ISA One.
- Sound Devices 633 recorder.
- VDB boompole.
Musical instruments
- Yamaha U3 upright piano, digital piano
- Electric, acoustic and bass guitars
- Flutes
- Ukuleles, mandolines
- Irish Bouzouki
- Oud, saz, darbuka (Turkey)
- Kora, peul flute (Africa)
- Shakuhashi (Japan)
- Zhongruan, dizi, xiao, bawu, hulusi (China)
- Charango, pan flute, ocarina, quena (South America)
- Native flute , harmonica (North America)
- Duduk (Armenia)
- Drums