Tim Jones Augments Audient Console Team in US
USA – British audio brand, Audient augments its team with the recent hire of Tim Jones (pictured), who will provide business development and support for its consoles in the US.
With a broad experience working as a staff engineer at Barefoot Recording (formerly Crystal Industries) and freelancing at various Hollywood landmark studios over the years, Tim is comfortable working with the smallest production rooms to sprawling multi-studio facilities.
A musician and high-achieving California State University graduate, Tim originally cut his teeth on the Audient console at Fullerton College where his music education began in earnest. Cementing his relationship with Audient after graduation, he built his own 140sqm studio in a converted industrial warehouse, where he writes and produces using his own ASP4816.
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