ASH SOUND

ASH SOUND / Owner, Producer, Sound Engineer
Subscribe Band / Songwriter, Guitarist, Producer

My passion for music began early in life as the guitarist of the band Subscribe, formed in 1999. With my award-winning progressive modern rock-metal band, I have had the privilege over the years to perform at sold-out club shows, on the renowned stage of Müpa, and at major festival venues. I've been fortunate to share the stage with my favorite bands, the very artists who inspired me to pick up the guitar as a child, including Deftones, Clawfinger, Machine Head, Korn, and Meshuggah.

I completed my studies in sound engineering at the Oktopus Multimedia Institute, and after a few years in live concert sound, I quickly transitioned into the studio industry. From 2006 to 2010, I worked as a freelancer in several smaller studios, and from 2010 to 2023, during the operation of SuperSize Recording, I served not only as a sound engineer but also as the studio manager for a significant period. I've had the opportunity to collaborate with esteemed artists and producers, including Al Di Meola, Macklemore, Philip Lawrence (Bruno Mars), Punnany Massif, Dzsudló, Pogány Induló, Azahriah, Carson Coma, Ganxta Zolee, Borlai Gergő, Subscribe, Dalfutár, Modern Art Orchestra, Sárik Péter, Harcsa Veronika, Gyémánt Bálint, and Kiscsillag, among others.

In addition to producing records, I create video content through a live studio concert series called SuperSize Live Sessions. I have also had the pleasure of working as the sound engineer responsible for recordings and post-production (mixing/mastering) for Hajós András's widely recognized television show Dalfutár, collaborating with some of the country's most renowned producers and artists since the show's inception.

In 2023, thanks to the advancements made in the former SuperSize Recording B studio, I completed a state-of-the-art 7.2.4 Dolby Atmos sound system, unique in the country. At the same time, I founded ASH SOUND, where I also offer educational opportunities. In my themed workshops, participants can explore the structure of recording studios, learn about classic studio equipment, gain insights into band recording and post-production processes, and experience the possibilities offered by the innovative Dolby Atmos technology that is poised to shape the future of music consumption.