Audio mixer Rich Cutler has joined Superdupe Recording, New York. Cutler comes from Aural Fixation, the audio division of New York-based First Edition.
At First Edition, he mixed such spots as Omnipoints Blind Data and Parrot for Hill Holliday/Altschiller, New York. More recently, he completed campaigns for Bell South featuring Dixie Carter out of Westwayne, Atlanta; and Popeyes Fried Chicken out of Hill Holliday/Altschiller.
Cutler joined First Edition in 96. Prior to that, he was a mixer at various New York-based companies including Magno Sound & Video, now-defunct DB Sound Studios, and now-defunct Editel/New York. Earlier he held various pro audio sales positions and freelanced as a recording engineer.
Culters experience included a stint as a technical sales representative for Synclavier where he worked with Neil Karsh, who is now VP of audio services at Superdupe parent company New York Media Group. The two are happy to be reunited. He is a great mixer with a diversity of skills and strengths, Karsh said of Cutler.
Cutler views Superdupe as a good place to further grow my career. He explained that Superdupe installed a Fairlight MFX digital console in each mixing room along with other new technologies. All the rooms are [equipped] with cutting edge, state of the art equipment, he commented, adding that this enables clients and mixers the convenience and flexibility to use different suites if needed.
Under Neils leadership, Superdupe has built a great reputation in the industry, Cutler said. The recent technology acquisitions and major renovations made Superdupe a great choice for me.
Cutler joins a roster that includes mixers Gary Arnold, Glenn Navia, Henry Perotti, Mitch Raboy and Bill Smith as well as music director Andrew Knox.
