Red TX Boosts Team With Key Promotion

Award-winning sound engineer Ollie Nesham is now Chief Engineer for the company, which specialises in recording live music events for broadcast.

With booking already filling its diary for summer 2014, broadcast audio specialist Red TX has strengthened its team by promoting Ollie Nesham to the position of Chief Engineer.
An award-winning broadcast music mix engineer, Ollie Nesham, has a wealth of experience in coordinating music recording and broadcast requirements for major live festivals, shows and stadium concerts.
Prior to joining Red TX in 2008, Nesham had recorded some of the biggest music events of the 21st century, including the Concert for Diana and Live Earth at Wembley Stadium and Led Zeppelin at the O2.
Life at Red TX has been equally busy, recording numerous projects including The Rolling Stones in Hyde Park, Monsters of Rock at Donnington; Nelson Mandela 46664 Concert; Unity – A Tribute to Stephen Lawrence at London's O2 Arena and Chime For Change at Twickenham.
Tim Summerhayes, CEO of Red TX, says: "Ollie is an extremely talented music mix engineer who is liked and respected by all our broadcast and production company clients. His in-depth technical knowledge and his calm approach to even the most stressful of situations mean that he can always be relied on the capture the sound perfectly.
"When you are dealing with the live broadcast of a major music event there are no second chances – the sound has to be right first time, and our clients know that this is what Ollie will deliver."
Nesham began his career in sound by engineering at local venues for small bands. After completing a course in Sound Engineering at Gateway/Kingston University, Nesham worked in television as a sound recordist on various documentary programmes. In 2004, he joined Sanctuary Mobiles, which became Fleetwood Mobiles in 2006. In 2008, he left to join the newly-formed Red TX. Nesham's award-winning projects have included Girls Aloud's Tangled Up DVD, which won him an MPG Award for Best Live Sound Recording and The Cream Reunion, which won a TEC Award for Excellence in Remote Recording.
Red TX is now gearing up for the summer festival and concert season, traditionally its busiest time of year, in which it typically records up to 400 bands.
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