ENGINEERS
Brayden Clark is a recording and mix engineer / producer. He has always been fascinated with music and the effects it has on players and listeners, and spends many hours researching and learning about the nuances of recording technologies used in music production.
Brayden has recorded and mixed everything from classical and jazz through to pop music in studios, and has worked with a broad spectrum of artists in live concert recording, ranging from Trichotomy to the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
Whatever your project, Brayden can help you make something awesome.
Daniel Kassulke is a London-born music-maker who captures and creates audio for a living. He has produced, recorded, mixed, composed, mastered and performed music on national TV and radio in Australia and beyond. He is equally content acting as a documentarian to live-capture ensembles at high fidelity in pristine acoustic spaces as he is experimenting with layers of noise in the studio as a producer and collaborator.
His studio and live credits includes JJJ, Queensland Symphony Orchestra, William Barton, Screen QLD, Robbie Miller, Ball Park Music, QUT, UQ, Monique Bartkowiak, Toby Wren, Supercheap Auto, The Idea Of North, Kristin Berardi, Luke Cuerel and Cigány Weaver.
Sam Hogg is a producer, recording and mixing engineer, and drummer. Sam reveres the humanity in every musical situation and facilitates a creative and safe environment to push musical boundaries.
Sam is equally excited working on projects where an ultra-realistic representation of the music is demanded or where heavy processing and experimentation is needed. Sam’s production philosophy stems from his background in recording live concerts where microphone positioning is crucial.
After spending the last few years recording local artists in Brisbane and at Sydney’s Studios 301, Sam brings his experience and enthusiasm to recording, mixing and mastering jazz, hip hop, pop and classical music projects.
Daniel Milad is a musician, producer, engineer and educator. With experience on all sides of the recording process through self-directed and formal education, Daniel has the know how to make a record sound great. Inspired by his global music appreciation and not bound by genre or style, Daniel uses his creative flair to unearth the essence of any song. He combines old school recording methodologies with modern techniques and equipment and is passionate about helping others to realise their artistic goals in the studio