Wired Sound Studios
Business Consulting in Johannesburg

or go to 23 7th AvenueParktown NorthJohannesburg082 33 WIRED. Wired Sound StudiosA Professional Recording Studio ideally situated in Johannesburgs Northern Suburbs.
With the most competitive, value - for - money rates , highly qualified and experienced Engineers and only the highest quality standards of work, whoever you are,whatever you need we can help you!Services include:MixingMasteringRecordingEditing (Video and Audio)Post ProductionAudio Visual and MultimediaVoice oversJingles and Original compositionRehearsal SpaceTuition in Sound engineering and Music ProductionAnd much much more!For more info e-mail.

Some say; corn flakes is his favourite food and that he can chew without closing his mouth, all we know is that he is our in house bionic engineer. Hailing from a recording industry background, Lloyd Niemandt has been involved in every sphere of the business, from; publishing/A&R/Radio Plugging (More Music/Electromode) to music production lecturing. It is his synthesis and programming expertise, which enable him to re create or create original music or atmospheres to meet the needs of any film/Television production. This month in music Wired Sound Studios looks forward to becoming second home to Tamara Dey as she cooks up up her latest album release. Big things are expected from one of the primary releases from Oskido’s new imprint, Future History. Wired Sound Studios is a professional recording studio that offers audio solutions for corporate, private and public functions. Our studio is currently involved with various events, which include festivals & brand launches, such as The Neighbourgoods Market, Smoking Dragon, Mieliepop, Ice Cream Sundays, First Thursdays, The Nice Guys Sessions and Hello Ambassador. Solos are a must for those with unrealised talents! Five children at a time can sing in the sound recording booth and realise their Pop Idol talents that they never knew they had! Rent our awesome sounding studio for your band rehearsals and make as much noise as you like! The most common mistake made is to think that mixing is nothing but setting each instrument at the right volume level in relation to each other. Just like what we see, sound has more than one dimension. The first and most obvious is indeed setting everything at the right volume levels. We have our low, low-mid, medium, high-mid and high frequency ranges. As we mix, we have to pay special attention to the frequency content of each sound in the mix and make sure that all elements have their respectful place in the frequency spectrum. A good example is to look at the way we mix bass sounds. It is important to decide what it is that makes your song work. Apart from the volume levels and frequency ranges, we also have to use effects like reverb and delays. This makes things sound more realistic, lively and natural. The last and most important element of any mix is its dynamic range. All genres of music have different levels of movement in the song. For example dance music would have a lot more dynamic range than a highly compressed rock song. We use compression to control the dynamics of all the sounds in the mix and to enhance certain qualities such as attack, sustain etc. In the end, it all comes down to what it is you’re doing and deciding what the best way is to make your song be the best you can get it to be.