"I try to find out what the music is all about, and find out how its supposed to work dynamically and emotionally. Of course, if it's something I've recorded, I've been setting up rough mixes - essentially rehearsals for the mix - during the recording process. That certainly happened with Brand New Day (Sting, 1999), which we worked on for a year and a half. [With mixing] you need to bring the emotion out, and make it sound posh."
Simon Osborne, Mix Magazine
Simon Osborne is a mixer, engineer and producer available to clients of The Chapel Studios.
Being Stings long term engineer brings a wealth of experience, talent and knowledge to our recording studio. Simon has also worked with U2 (How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb), Texas (Be Careful What You Wish For) and Elton John, as well as many more fantastic artists.
Simons international recognition includes:
- Grammy Award as Mixer/Engineer of Stings 'Brand New Day', Best Pop Album 2000
- Emmy Award for 'Outstanding Sound Mixing for Variety or Music Series' 2004
- Emmy Nomination for Stings 'All This Time' 2002