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Owen Pakiry-Palmer is an accomplished sound engineer based in North London, working on location for film, news/documentary and branding. Experienced as a music producer, mixing engineer, and sound recordist. Owen composes, produces and can post mix for film and music at his studio in North London.

 

Owen combines technical with a creative approach to bring projects to life. Whether working on music tracks or film projects, his commitment to excellence shines through in every aspect of his work. He is also a Sound Tutor at Met Flm School, Ealing.

  • Produce, collaborate and deliver results for the recording artist, talent or producer

  • Avid Pro Tools. 201 certified

  • Experienced on location Sound Recordist and Boom Operator 

  • Virtual Instrument knowledge and VST/AU software installation

  • Ability to sequence and create multi track drum patterns with virtual instruments

  • Multiple-microphone set-up for drum sessions, live band performances and over-dub sessions

  • Microphone principles and stereo techniques (X-Y, Glyn Johns, ORTF overheads), Mid Side processing

  • Studio monitoring and fold back

  • Basic knowledge of multi-track tape machine recording. Struder A800

  • Melodyne. Pitch correction. Drum edit experience (Beat Detective)

  • Good understanding of Mastering as a discipline. Multiband compression software

  • izotope Ozone 7 and RX 6 knowledge

  • Patch bays, cables & connectors. Signal routing

  • Drum sequencing. Comping/editing techniques. Loop manipulation, varispeed and time-stretching

  • Live to stereo recording

  • Advance compression techniques. Limiting and multiband compression

  • Post-production, Foley recording, sound effects. Sound design. Synthesis

  • Signal flow in Analogue and digital mixing consoles

  • Sound wave theory. Harmonics and Overtones

  • Shadowing V/O recording at Discovery Channel. Post-Production session mixing experience

  • Mixing techniques. Modulation based effects. Time based effects (reverb, delays)

  • Digital audio theory. Gain staging. MIDI. Practical grounding in, sample rates and bit-depth

  • Understanding of file formats WAV, OMF, AAF, AIFF, MP3, SD II, interleaved or split stereo

  • Experienced musician, songwriter and live performer

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