Dolby Atmos Mix

I am a lover of technology and the arts.

I believe that sharing honestly is part of the art, which is why we offer one of the most realistic tools that exist to make 3D recordings, with high fidelity and using the best technology such as ambisonic DPA4 microphon and the application of harmonic array information techniques in the recording and mixing processes, achieving results of high spatial and dynamic definition.

RECORDING ARTS DEGREE with honors 2006.

MDX London Works and research in multi-micro techniques.

Final project, "Music, technology and freedom".

Also i am doing different audiovisual projects, usually acoustic music, concert recording, video clips and other audiovisual performances.

"I do not work on violent content or with gender discrimination"

Concertevolution.org

"The journey of songs in search of health"

Currently I drive the project "Concert Evolution"  a documentary with musical and historical nature. Music and songs through time and the relationship between human beings and music.

A collaboration with institutions and Universities that travels to the oldest legacy of the human being and our songs. This are the sound reconrding in 3D with some of the olders songs from our cultures. An very special interview to the relevant researcher Muazzez İlmiye Çığ.

A journey in Australia, Indonesia, Turk, Spain and more. Starring artists such as Erkan Oğur, Derya Türkan, Sinan Cem Eroğlu, Jorge Pardo, Ismail H. Demircioglu...

Dolby ATMOS O.S.T.

The oldest memories of humanity are songs, some of which are between 50,000 and 70,000 years old, and belong to the living cultural lines of the Aboriginal First Nations in Australia. In addition, almost all of us know a song that is about 300 million years old and that the dinosaurs still sing every day. Many doors are still knocking with that song…

For almost 10 years I was making the first recordings in three dimensions, spatial information, of the repertoire belonging to the longest living cultural lines on the planet. All these recordings were made in collaboration with Universities, Institutions and different organizations to which the material was given. Part of these recordings have been published in the public domain in the documentary of the project “Concert Evolution - The journey of songs in search of health” that you can enjoy in 3 dimensions on the Internet Archives and in spatial format on compatible platforms such as Apple Music and TIDAL. The recordings were made with a scientific sound sampling system manufactured by the DPA Microphones - Bruel & Kjaer Sound & Vibration Measurement A/S laboratories.

As an anecdote, the Google teams made 3D scans of the paintings of those aboriginal communities. I asked them if they knew what those paintings meant, and they replied that they did not know. Curiously, those paintings are simply the graphic support for the song that is still played in living rituals passed down through generations and that in many cases are about to disappear.

Too often we travel far into space, but many times we do not ask, nor dedicate enough time to the people we encounter.