Education
Sound Arts & Design, University of the Arts London.
I restore damaged recordings, clean dialogue and preserve important audio for creators, businesses and families.
Every recording is different, so I listen to each file first and explain honestly what can and cannot be improved.
Meet the Founder
London-based audio restoration specialist with a background in sound design and music technology. Every recording is assessed individually and restored manually using professional tools and careful listening.
Sound Arts & Design, University of the Arts London.
Music Technology and Sound Engineering, Islington Music Workshop.
Why Polymiq
Each file is reviewed on its own merits before any work begins. The approach depends on the condition of the audio, not on presets, templates or automated workflows.
Whether it’s a family archive, a podcast, an audiobook or an old cassette, the aim is simple: improve clarity while keeping the recording sounding natural.
Clients
I work with people and businesses who need damaged, noisy or difficult recordings cleaned up with care.
Clean up podcast dialogue, reduce background noise and make episodes easier to listen to.
Improve interviews, presentations and branded audio so speech is clearer and easier to understand.
Dialogue repair for interviews, location recordings and post-production audio.
Restore old cassettes, family recordings and important archive audio with realistic expectations.
Improve spoken-word recordings while keeping the voice natural and understandable.
Reduce noise, clicks and hiss while preserving the tone and character of the original recording.
Approach
No two files present the same problems. I listen to the recording first and decide what it actually needs, instead of relying on presets or automated tools.
I listen for noise, damage and distortion first, then explain what can realistically be improved.
Restoration is carried out by hand, guided by listening and professional judgement rather than batch processing.
The aim is clearer audio that still sounds natural and recognisable.
Realistic expectations about what can be improved, with no exaggerated promises.
Need Help?
Send a short sample for a free assessment.
I’ll tell you honestly what can be improved, what probably cannot, and whether it’s worth restoring before you spend anything.
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