Julius Mulemi

Duties and responsibilities.

Technical Operations. Production Duties. Quality Control.
Collaboration, Marketing, and Outreach.

1. Equipment Management: Maintain and operate recording equipment, such as microphones, mixing consoles, and audio interfaces.

2. Sound Mixing: Edit and mix recordings to ensure high-quality sound, balancing levels and applying effects as needed.

3. Recording Sessions: Set up and oversee recording sessions, ensuring optimal sound quality and adherence to artistic vision.

4. Editing and Mastering: Edit raw audio takes, and master finished tracks for broadcast or distribution.

1. Keeping professional standards and being innovative during the execution of all duties as assigned.

2. Script Supervision: Create, write scripts; prepare and oversee scripts for recordings, ensuring clarity and coherence in dialogue or music production.

3. Scheduling: Coordinate recording schedules with artists, speakers, or other personnel, ensuring timely completion of projects.

4. Recording Sessions: Producing voice artist, recording vocals, and can vary depending on the nature of the recording.

5. Post-Production: The studio is responsible for editing and mixing the recorded audio tracks to create a final product that meets the client's needs. This may involve adding effects, such as reverb or delay, as well as mastering to enhance the sound of the project worked on, to be compatible on a variety of playback systems.

6. Programs: Record, edit them, and even add suitable sounds, plus other additives, including intros/outros, etc.

7. Station Sound: Produce promos, sweepers, liners, billboards, etc., for fresh sound.

8. Sound Design: Create or select sound effects or background music that suits, enhancing the listening experience for the audience.

9. Dramas/Skits: Record artistes, edit mix with the best effects as required to create and relate the real feel of the message.

10. Record Keeping: Maintain accurate records of sessions, including track listings, timings, and any special notes on the production.

1. Quality assurance: Ensure that internal production and already-made external production are of a high standard.

2. Monitoring Broadcast Quality: Ensure broadcasts are technically sound and meet industry standards, addressing any issues that arise during the live transmission.

3. Feedback and Improvement: Gather feedback from clients and listeners to improve production quality and content offerings.

1. Team Coordination: Work closely with presenters, programming chain, and other staff to ensure smooth operations.

2. Commercial Team: Work closely with the sales team to ensure the smooth flow of all commercial material, and execute projects well.

3. External Material: Downloading, editing, and uploading adverts, programmes, etc. into the system, being sent produced from out for airing.

4. Proof Of Airing: Retrieve aired programmes, mentions, or even adverts, edit them as appropriate to suit clients' needs as requested for approval of payments.

5. Artist Relations: Communicate with artists and clients, providing support and ensuring their needs are met during the recording process.

1. Promotion: Engage in promotional activities for recorded content, including social media and marketing outreach.

2. Networking: Build relationships within the industry to foster collaborations and partnership opportunities.

3. Internship: Training sessions for interns during the internship period of two months every year.