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ABOUT US

At BrightVox Studios, we started with one belief: every production deserves superb-sounding audio. Vocal-based productions in particular, including interviews, podcasts, and films, depend on a clear, confident, and pleasing tone. And we’re on a mission to ensure every client gets just that, without fuss or significant expense.

What began as a single-player mission to enhance audio recordings has morphed into a brand that has already served over 150 clients in 12 countries. And that was only during the last nine months!

With a deep-rooted background in music and media production, we understand that every voice matters. That’s why we don’t just fix audio files—we perfect them. From international video producers to podcasters and educators, our clients rely on us to shape broken recordings and turn them into crisp, clean, broadcast-ready audio.

Our lead engineer is Johannes “John” Riedl, and he’s the brains behind BrightVox. Over the last few years, he has refined vocal recordings on a daily basis, from songs to radio plays. But that’s not all!

Besides his work in audio editing, Johannes also composes and produces original film scores for independent filmmakers. And his work has already earned him multiple awards. His recent creations are dazzling audiences at international film festivals and broadcast stations around the world.

WHY DO WE CALL OURSELVES BRIGHTVOX?

Well, in the audio world, the English word “Bright” is commonly used to describe that something sounds clear and polished. So if a voice sounds bright, it’s having a good amount of high frequencies, and has a clean and smooth sound.

And the other term called Vox is latin and stand for Voice. In many studios up until today, many engineers are naming any vocal related track VOX. Both, because it’s shorter and also because it literally means voice.

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