Sound design & mixing portfolioHear what we do.

Films, sound design and creative technology from The Richmond Studios. Client work is added here as projects are cleared for release.

Our work

Sound you can hear for yourself

The Richmond Studios works across broadcast, film, games, advertising and online content. A large part of our work is for BBC Studios, and you’ll often hear it on BBC Radio 4. Broadcast and client productions are shown here once they are cleared for release.

Below are short films we made for CreatorSonic, our audio editing and mixing service for creators, followed by images from our studio and the audio technology projects led by our founder, Atharva Bankar. Press play with headphones on to hear the detail in each mix.

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Video

CreatorSonic films

CreatorSonic · 30 sMusic, sound design, mix

A 30-second film introducing CreatorSonic, our audio editing and mixing service for creators. It sets the problem, bad audio losing viewers, against a clean, film-style mix.

Real people. Real studios. · 39 sOrchestral score, mix

A short film about how we work: every client edit and mix is made by experienced engineers in professional studios, never handed to AI.

Why sound matters · 78 sScore, voice demo, mix

A narrated film on why audio quality decides whether viewers keep watching, with examples of clean and poor sound side by side.

Before / After · 22 sIllustrative demo

An illustrative demo that plays a raw creator recording, with noise, echo and uneven levels, beside the cleaned and mixed version.

Images

Inside the work

See our innovation projects

The control room at The Richmond Studios — Control room

Vinyl Audio Visualizer playing a track on a 3D turntable — Vinyl Audio Visualizer

NotchWave waveform growing from the MacBook notch — NotchWave

Gesture Foley blend pads — Gesture Foley

Gesture Foley lets a sound designer perform footsteps, cloth and props with hand gestures in front of a webcam. NotchWave turns the MacBook notch into a live audio meter. The Vinyl Audio Visualizer cuts music into a spinning 3D record. All three are open source and explained on our Innovation page.

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