Audrey Martinovich

Audrey Martinovich

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Audrey Martinovich (she/her) is an Audio Engineer and Music Producer based in Madison, Wisconsin where she co-owns and operates Audio for the Arts Recording Studios, and specializes in recording acoustic instruments and voice.

She’s worked on a bit of everything from recording and mastering for Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, to engineering multiple live stand-up comedy albums for Comedy Central, and even running live sound for Reebok on a barge floating in the middle of Lake Monona. She has also mentored newer engineers through programs with SoundGirls and GRAMMY U and teaches at Edgewood College in Madison.

What is ADR in film? Automatic dialogue replacement explained

What is ADR in film? Automatic dialogue replacement explained

Imagine that you’re watching your favorite action film. Maybe there is a fight sequence or car chase happening yet every line of dialogue is perfectly...

How to remove background noise from dialogue recordings

How to remove background noise from dialogue recordings

Background noise can be caused hundreds of different ways. It could be a neighbor mowing their lawn while you record a podcast, a creaky floor shifting under a...

Reducing reverb with the RX De-reverb module

Reducing reverb with the RX De-reverb module

Reverb can be a desirable characteristic, adding emotion and ethereal qualities to a recording. But what happens when reverb makes a recording sound...

The fundamentals of vocal pitch correction

The fundamentals of vocal pitch correction

Let’s say you’ve crafted your vocal chain and done some vocal recording. After selecting your favorite takes and comping together a vocal track, you’ve...

What does an audio engineer do? Advice from a pro on how to become one

What does an audio engineer do? Advice from a pro on how to become one

As audio hardware and software has become cheaper and more accessible, more and more people have begun buying gear to record themselves or produce...

How to make your voice sound better when recording

How to make your voice sound better when recording

People are often surprised the first time they hear a recording of their voice. How our voices sound to others is very different from how we think it...

Getting started with VEA to clean up your voice recordings

Getting started with VEA to clean up your voice recordings

With thousands of podcast episodes and video content being uploaded every day, audio quality can be very hit or miss. Listeners are willing to forgive a...

Reverb vs. delay: when to use each

Reverb vs. delay: when to use each

People often ask, “Which is better: reverb or delay?” and “Should I use both reverb and delay?” The answers totally depend on what...

How to mix vocals with Nectar Elements

How to mix vocals with Nectar Elements

Mixing a vocal track so that it sits perfectly in the mix is one thing that sonically separates a professional mix from a beginner’s. There are many...

Drum Panning 101: How to Get a Balanced Sound

Drum Panning 101: How to Get a Balanced Sound

There are a few different ways to pan drums and percussion, but ultimately the goal is a balanced sound that doesn’t lean too heavy to either the...

How to Remove Background Noise from Video

How to Remove Background Noise from Video

With more and more video content being created every day, it’s harder than ever to get your content noticed. Nothing turns viewers away faster than...

Which Comes First: EQ or Compressor?

Which Comes First: EQ or Compressor?

When mixing a new project, usually the first tools the engineer will reach for are EQ and compression. Not only do these processors correct problems with...