ABOUT CITY PHASE AUDIO
Preparation protects the performance.
City Phase Audio exists to keep the conditions around creative work clear, controlled, and uninterrupted.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT
Brian Nunez
Brian Nunez is the recording and live sound engineer behind City Phase Audio.
He has supported and executed 200+ recording sessions, including vocal tracking and full-band recording using Pro Tools, with responsibility for session preparation and technical operation.
He has engineered audio for 30+ live events, covering front-of-house mixing, system setup, soundchecks, and live multitrack recording. He has also supported an academic recording facility and trained and supervised studio interns.
That experience shapes how Brian works: preparing the technical details so artists can focus on the performance.
OPERATING PHILOSOPHY
Artists should feel the room is ready, the communication is clear, and the technical side is handled.
That standard begins before a session or event: understand the work, confirm the environment, map the signal path, prepare the handoff, and make space for the people in the room.
During production, the approach stays calm and direct. Problems are traced methodically. Adjustments are communicated clearly. The performance remains the priority.
ONE CONNECTED OPERATING SYSTEM
Six standards. One protected performance.
Technical preparation
Inputs, routing, monitoring, files, and contingencies are considered before pressure arrives.
Reliable execution
Signal quality and session flow are actively maintained from setup through delivery.
Artist comfort
Clear cue mixes, respectful communication, and an organized room help performers stay present.
Session efficiency
Decisions, labels, and handoffs reduce downtime and keep everyone aligned.
Calm troubleshooting
Issues are isolated and resolved without adding noise to an already demanding moment.
Professional conduct
Studios, venues, equipment, schedules, and collaborators are treated with care.