Audio and Video Services

Bob Greaves, retired sound engineering professor volunteers his audio and video skills for a few local non profit organizations and is not taking on new clients.

Projects Showcase

Bob Greaves' volunteer audio and video projects.

An outdoor event with a large crowd of people seated in plastic chairs. A stage is set up with a large screen displaying colored panels and graphics. Some attendees are wearing shirts labeled 'VOLUNTEER' and colorful clothing, using umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun. The backdrop features a building with a geometric pattern of windows.
An outdoor event with a large crowd of people seated in plastic chairs. A stage is set up with a large screen displaying colored panels and graphics. Some attendees are wearing shirts labeled 'VOLUNTEER' and colorful clothing, using umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun. The backdrop features a building with a geometric pattern of windows.
Sound Engineering

Retired professor sharing audio expertise through volunteer work.

Three people are gathered in a room, with one man smiling and standing near a microphone. Another person is operating a professional video camera, wearing large headphones. A third person appears in the background, looking towards the camera operator. The setting has warm lighting and drawn curtains in the background.
Three people are gathered in a room, with one man smiling and standing near a microphone. Another person is operating a professional video camera, wearing large headphones. A third person appears in the background, looking towards the camera operator. The setting has warm lighting and drawn curtains in the background.
Several people gather in a hallway, where some are wearing bright yellow shirts labeled 'VOLUNTEERS'. Others in the background carry the Indian national flag, creating a sense of cultural celebration.
Several people gather in a hallway, where some are wearing bright yellow shirts labeled 'VOLUNTEERS'. Others in the background carry the Indian national flag, creating a sense of cultural celebration.
Three people are seated at a table in an auditorium, wearing headphones and using a computer setup with dual monitors to livestream or manage a recording. One person is using a laptop, and the others are monitoring the screen. In the background, a speaker stands on the stage, addressing an audience with a guitar visible next to them. The auditorium is largely empty with rows of beige seats.
Three people are seated at a table in an auditorium, wearing headphones and using a computer setup with dual monitors to livestream or manage a recording. One person is using a laptop, and the others are monitoring the screen. In the background, a speaker stands on the stage, addressing an audience with a guitar visible next to them. The auditorium is largely empty with rows of beige seats.
Video Projects

Bob's has done video projects and collaborations with Citizen Action, Empire State Voices, and Veterans for Peace.

Sound Expertise

Bob Greaves, a retired sound engineering professor, offers his extensive audio and video experience through volunteer work, enhancing projects with his knowledge and passion for sound engineering.

Experience

Passionate Audio Volunteer

Dedicated to sharing knowledge and skills in audio and video production for community projects. Bob has created audio and video for Veterans for Peace, Citizen Action, Truth Pharm, and numerous other causes.

A person is holding a professional video camera, with a microphone attached. They are wearing a baseball cap, glasses, and a dark shirt. In the background, there is a blurred wall with colorful vertical lines and a black and white graphic of a face.
A person is holding a professional video camera, with a microphone attached. They are wearing a baseball cap, glasses, and a dark shirt. In the background, there is a blurred wall with colorful vertical lines and a black and white graphic of a face.
Professional Sound Engineering

Bob Greaves started recording in 1967 using open reel stereo decks, then multitrack open reel, and of course entered the digital age using Cakewalk, SONAR, Pro Tools, and several other useful software applications. Recently Bob has switched to using Reaper.

Experience

Bob began recording on open reel in 1967. He began experimenting with MIDI and digital audio in the early 1990s and finally made the switch. Before retiring Bob spent 15 years teaching sound engineering at local Colleges.

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