"I want to show them it's so easy my 7 year old can do it!" These were my father's words sitting me down to the first digital non-linear editing system, the D-Vision, in 1992.
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Today's modern studio editing and mixing softwares are that easy, with intuitive layouts and power we could only have dreamed of back then. But one thing has not gotten easier in the past 25 years, fixing that studio computer when it breaks.
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Creative professionals need a higher level of integrated support than your average PC or Apple technician can provide. Often issues relate not just to one piece of hardware or software but the signal flow and settings uniting them.
I aim to assist my clients with all areas of their studio, from analog to digital, so they can stop worrying about their rig and get back to their gig.