An Introduction From Mix One Studios

The whole point and rationale behind our founding this studio was that we were getting darn sick and tired of working for other folks who just didn’t get it – it might be the ultimate in vanity and ego to say that we could do this all better and stay in better touch with our humanity than they while doing it, but so be it. Mix One Studios was founded as a multiple partnership for that one reason - we feel that we can do it better and keep it human at the same time. This is seemingly a simple concept, but it’s too often the exception in the real world of business. At least that was our experience . . .

At Mix One, we pride ourselves on providing a top-end, professional product in a comfortable, creative atmosphere - one where our clients can relax and be secure in the belief that they are in the best possible hands. Everything we do here we do with the client in mind – from the layout and décor of the facility to the demeanor of the people they meet and, ultimately, to the delivery of their media.

Our goal is to easily accommodate any audio client who finds us. It is our hope that Mix One can cater to your every audio need, including all types of music production, sound design, music composition, audio production and post-production, and duplication.

So, while we do have some great-sounding, state-of-the art facilities, that will not be the only thing that our clients will remember after working with us – rather, it is the ideal of flexibility, accommodation and resource of knowledge (collectively known as just part of the concept known as “service”) that will get them back in the door later on.


The partners of Mix One Studios, Inc.

Friday, September 26, 2008

How I spent my summer at Mix One

Ok, I can't really talk about one of my coolest projects till it's done - suffice to say, a certain gonzo journalist who is no longer with us on the physical plane might be involved. More developments as they come.

Seems like summer was just here, so here's the "what I did with my summer vacation" entry - it's only a little late:

Congrats to Moore Huntley here in Mass with "Tougher in Alaska" doing so well in the ratings - I had the privilege of mixing a bunch of them, and they seem to be standing up pretty well in their Sunday night time slot - right next to "Ice Road Truckers" on the History Channel.

We also got to work with the Man in Black - posthumously, of course. Northern Light Productions produced a 90 minute documentary around Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison concert back in the day, and Mix One partner Jim Sullivan had the mixing honors on that one.

We also posted "The Works" for History Channel, Boston prodco Powderhouse Productions was behind that one. Also, another installment for the "We Shall Remain" series that will be airing during the spring of 2009 on PBS - this one was about the early-70's standoff at Wounded Knee, the last one was about Geronimo - check the American Experience website for details - http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/weshallremain/project/

All this and I still found the time to buy a house, take the fams on vacation, twice, and get attacked by a seal while kayaking in Maine - long, embarrassing story there . . .