Opens in a new tab
Advertisements
Web Exclusives

Open House: Sound Lounge

NEW YORK — Post recently took a tour of audio post house Sound Lounge (www.soundlounge.com) in NYC. The studio specializes in sound design and mixing for commercials, but also has facilities for long-form work, including independent films.

We caught up with mixer Rob DiFondi (below), who was working on a number of projects, including a spot for Lowe’s, a two-and-a-half minute short, and a project for Maybelline.

A smiling man in a red polo shirt sits in an office filled with computers, audio gear, and a guitar on the wall.

Sound Lounge partner/mixer Peter Holcomb calls this studio home (below). It features an Avid control surface, Pro Tools 10 and a Yamaha DM1000 sidecar console.

A workspace featuring a wooden desk, computer monitor, black leather chair, and various lamps.

Sound Lounge marketing director Louisa Gleichman (below) shows off one of the studio’s suites.

A woman sits in an office chair at a desk surrounded by speakers and audio mixing equipment.

Steve ‘Major’ Giammaria focuses on long-form work at the studio. Pictured below is Sound Lounge’s mix theater, which features a two-position Digidesign console.

A man sits in a chair behind a large professional audio mixing console in a studio with a projection screen.