Field sound recording

While at NPR broadcast producer and engineer Josh Rogosin defined the tiny desk sound, setting the standard for live music recording. He has traveled extensively all over the world capturing documentary sound using many stereo recording techniques, which he used at the tiny desk to create the distinct sound we have all grown to love. He's overseen national programming from studios and remote locations producing nationally syndicated radio programs and podcasts heard by millions of listeners. Josh mixes all genres of music for live broadcast, voices his own radio stories, produces reporter features and capture sound from all over the world applying numerous stereo and surround recording techniques. He's now created his own production company based in New York and Washington, D.C.