About: Jack Reynolds is a New York–based live sound engineer, live recording engineer, and record mixer whose work centers on translation—helping performances move confidently from the stage to the audience and into lasting recorded form. His approach is shaped by a background as a musician and years of hands-on experience in demanding live environments, where clarity, balance, and decision-making matter in real time. Working across concerts, touring, and live records, Jack focuses on building mixes that support the music rather than compete with it. Each project is approached with an understanding of how arrangements breathe, how dynamics shift in performance, and how energy should be preserved as conditions change from room to room or from stage to recording. The goal is always cohesion: between the artist’s intent, the technical system, and the listening experience. In addition to front-of-house and monitor work, Jack regularly captures and mixes live recordings for release and promotion. This dual perspective allows him to anticipate how a show will translate beyond the venue, shaping decisions during the performance that serve both the room and the final recording. The result is sound that feels grounded, intentional, and consistent across formats. Based in New York, Jack works closely with artists, venues, and production teams who value collaboration, preparation, and trust. His role is not only technical but supportive—creating a reliable environment where performances can happen naturally and confidently, and where the sound reflects the character of the music itself.