Mixing engineers use advanced technology to manipulate sound. They fit sounds together like puzzle pieces, with the result being a single audio file. Working in world-class studios, our engineers deliver polished mixes which enhance the emotionality and impact of source material.

Mastering engineers check the mixing engineer’s work, enhance it further, increase its volume, and make sure it translates across all types of speakers. Atlas mastering engineers work in state-of-the-art facilities to deliver pristine, uncompromising audio quality every time.

Editing is a routine part of the mixing process that Atlas offers as a standalone service. It involves moving, aligning, and cutting audio files, usually to match a visual. Sometimes it includes removing clicks, pops, rustles, hums, and other distracting sounds from the audio files.

Tuning is a routine part of the mixing process that Atlas offers as a standalone service. It involves shifting the pitch of a sound so that it fits into a musical scale. It can also be used as a creative effect.

Scoring involves writing music, choosing instruments to play it, deciding the way those instruments will perform, and seeing the performance through. The music can then be used as a backdrop for video content or as an identifying brand asset (known as a “jingle”). Atlas Audio’s well-rounded musicians produce modern, tasteful pieces of music that bring out the best in any visual or brand identity.

Composing music is the process of writing music. Atlas offers this as a standalone service for clients who already have relationships with session musicians and recording studios.

Atlas Audio’s writing specialists work with clients and marketing departments to create voiceover scripts that uniquely advance brand positioning.

SFX is short for “sound effects.” Sound effects include booms, explosions, heavy breathing, and heartbeats. They are common in commercial videography. With access to vast libraries of countless sound effects, our musicians find perfect sounds for use in client projects.

Synthesis is the creation of brand-new sounds. Using synthesizers, sound engines, and advanced software, Atlas Audio’s musicians and engineers create customized sounds for audio and video projects.

Voiceover is the process recording a voice for video narration. Atlas contracts directly with voice actors, so clients don’t have to. Our engineers record voiceover in house for crystal clear narration.

Producing foley is the process of recording sounds in-studio to replace sounds recorded on-location at a video shoot. Foley sounds include footsteps, room sounds, chairs moving, shuffling, marching, armor clanking, wind, etc. Atlas Audio’s foley artists breathe life into video scenes, endowing them with cinematic audio.

ADR stands for “automated dialogue replacement.” Actors rerecord their dialogue lines in a studio after filming on set. The purpose is to replace the on-location audio recording. Atlas Audio’s experienced personnel help organize and record ideal in-studio dialogue performances for use in final cuts.

A great mix starts with a great recording, but capturing quality sound can be challenging. Atlas offers consultations about room acoustics, recording technology, and recording techniques to ensure the best possible results.

Acoustics is the study of how sound moves, particularly in a confined space. The science of how it moves, reflects, scatters, and gets absorbed can be overwhelming. Atlas engineers consolidate this complex field of study into practical, useful advice for clients.

Atlas engineers take the mystery out of purchasing audio equipment. Our engineers help clients can see through gimmicks and be sure of their purchasing decisions.

As experts in the field of audio software, Atlas engineers help clients get the most out of their DAWs (digital audio workstations). Atlas engineers offer practical advice and solutions to any.