01 / Pro · Sound in practice

Andreas Zilleckens

Sound engineering • Stage management • Music technology

I work with sound where people, equipment and performance meet: on stage, in studios and on the road.

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Selected references

Work contexts and documented projects

PARIS
CITY HALL
PRINTEMPS
DE BOURGES
LA VUELTA KNOTFEST WE LOVE
GREEN
STAR WAXMAGAZINE

This is an independent personal and artistic website. References to my employment at Paris City Hall describe professional experience only. This website is not an official City of Paris publication and does not imply institutional endorsement.

From the field / selected work

Selected assignments and published writing.

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From the workbench

A bass from AIR.

I had the honour of repairing this bass belonging to the band AIR.

Pale blue electric bass lying across a crowded repair workbench
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Selected moments

Portfolio

Places, projects and moments from the work.

Follow the images through stages, studios, festivals and productions across the years.

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Andreas beside an audio mixing desk, screens and a microphone
At the desk01 / 02
Andreas smiling near an audio control team and their mixing consoles
Around the console02 / 02

01 / About

Technical precision.
Human connection.

Good sound is never just about equipment. It is about preparation, listening and the people bringing a production to life.

I work in sound engineering, stage management and music technology writing. My archive reaches back to the mid-2000s and includes live sound, broadcast, studio and touring work.

My work with the audiovisual technical team at Paris City Hall began in 2016. My journey also includes stage and backline assignments at festivals, international productions and published technical reviews for Star Wax Magazine.

Across different environments, technical curiosity and a calm approach have shaped the work.

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02 / Work

Across the signal chain.

Different places. Different people.
The same attention to detail.

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Institutional and broadcast environments

Precision where
every detail matters.

Sound and audiovisual work at Paris City Hall beginning in 2016, alongside earlier freelance broadcast and live production assignments. The details change from room to room; preparation and listening remain constant.

Paris City HallBroadcastLive production

03 / Signal paths

From source to experience.

The work changes with the environment. Explore three illustrative workflows that connect the technical decisions to the people they serve.

SOURCE CONTROL EXPERIENCE
01 / SourceStage inputs
02 / ProcessFOH & monitors
03 / DestinationArtists & audience
LIVE SIGNAL

Balancing the stage, anticipating changeovers and delivering a consistent listening experience in real time.

Illustrative workflow, not a technical patch diagram

04 / Words & waves

A closer look
at the tools.

I like to understand not only what gear promises, but how it actually feels to use. My reviews connect technical details with hands-on studio and performance workflows.

Published with Star Wax Magazine

05 / Continue

Sound lives
in the archive.

Browse the documented projects, photographs and published writing that trace this path through sound.

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