Satronen Sound :: Location Sound Recording for Music, Film & TV

Live Concerts

Nateva Music Festival

48 Track Recording Setup For Nateva

The Nateva Music Festival was voted as one of Rolling Stones Coolest Music Summer Festivals of 2010! Over 4 days, Satronen Sound captured 13 amazing band performances using the latest 48 Channel LIVE recording technology.

Check out the behind the scenes footage.

Album Releases

Ani DiFranco Live at Bull Moose

Limited Edition CD Release

On April 17, 2010 thousands of independent record stores across the world celebrated the art of music and Righteous Babe Records was happy to join in the celebration by releasing a limited edition Ani DiFranco CD, Live at Bull Moose Music, recorded by Satronen Sound.

While on tour in 2009, Ani DiFranco took time out to be interviewed by WCLZ radio and play at Bull Moose Music in Portland, Maine – the in-store performance was her first in over a dozen years!

The rare event was captured by Satronen Sound and is now available in independent record stores nationally. In addition to her interview, the CD features four live tracks, including the brand new, unreleased track, "Unworry".

Click here to purchase.

Films

Canvasman | Documentary

World Premiere at Maine Jewish Film Fest

Canvasman, chronicles the dual lives of Rob Elowitch, art collector and owner of the prestigious Barridoff Galleries, who for the last forty years has also wrestled professionally under the “mat name” Robbie Ellis. The film is a portrait of a man who is less concerned with doing what is expected of him than he is with living a life fueled by passion. His journey is one that teaches us that even if they take us in unlikely directions, if we follow our hearts, we can live our lives uninhibited by age and stereotypes and find out who we really are.

The film production lasted over 2 years and included an epic trip to film Rob wrestling in Italy!

Satronen Sound credits include, Location Sound Mixer & Post-Production Sound Mixer.

TV Production

PBS | Killer Subs in Pearl Harbor

Location Sound Recording in Hawaii

In March 2009, Satronen Sound traveled to Hawaii with NOVA to embark on an expedition to investigate major historical findings regarding the attack on Pearl Harbor in WWII.

NOVA's team of expert investigators journeyed to the seafloor to explore the wreckage of a mysterious Japanese midget sub.
Satronen Sound was responsible for wiring the submersible with a recording system to record sound 1000 ft below the pacific ocean!

Click here to watch the entire NOVA program.