NUGEN Audio Powers Michael Phillips Keeley's Multi-Faceted Workflow

With more than 30 years of experience behind him, acclaimed Re-recording Mixer and Composer Michael Philips Keeley has gained immense knowledge and expertise in the industry.

He has mixed thousands of TV episodes, films, video games and documentaries, and composed music for hundreds of TV shows, including several current theme songs. For his diverse needs, Keeley has made NUGEN Audio plug-ins a staple in his immersive, post-production and composition workflows.

Most recently, Keeley mixed the 'Pacific Standard Universe' immersive installation in Dolby Atmos in the Leonard Nimoy Theatre at The Griffith Observatory, for which he previously mixed the Samuel Oschin planetarium show 'Signs of Life' in an immersive 28.1 format. 'Pacific Standard Universe' is a free, public immersive sound experience and explores global cultural perspectives on the universe. As the show is presented in Dolby Atmos, Keeley relied heavily on NUGEN’s Halo Upmix, Halo Vision, Stereoizer, ISL and Paragon plug-ins.

"These solutions were a huge contributor in building spatial clarity and ensuring technical compliance," he said. "Halo Upmix was useful for placing audiences in certain ambiances, such as inside cityscapes or cosmic environments. The transparency of the upmix truly helped me immerse people in both the natural and imagined worlds. Halo Vision was instrumental in my ability to see and monitor the sound spread across the room."

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