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Lenise Bent is a Producer, Engineer, Foley mixer/editor, foreign dubbing supervisor, archivist, audio repair and preservationist, consultant, and educator. She is the first woman recognized to have recorded a RIAA certified platinum album.

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“Fascinated with the process.”
— Lenise Bent

I’m comfortable with both analog and digital, which is something I can bring to a session that a lot of people can’t these days. I love the sound quality of analog and the  non-destructive convenience of digital. Whether I’m recording analog or digitally, my job is to inspire and capture the artist’s vision as a producer and also interpret that vision technically as an engineer.

“Fascinated with the process.”
— Lenise Bent

I’m comfortable with both analog and digital, which is something I can bring to a session that a lot of people can’t these days. I love the sound quality of analog and the  non-destructive convenience of digital. Whether I’m recording analog or digitally, my job is to inspire and capture the artist’s vision as a producer and also interpret that vision technically as an engineer.

“My passion for music and recording is more of a way of life than work.”
— Lenise Bent

“My passion for music and recording is more of a way of life than work.”
— Lenise Bent

“My advice is to learn what good audio sounds like and the importance of dynamics. Learn why you use that plug-in you’re using—don’t just settle for the preset. Find out why you like it and why you want to use it. Have integrity when it comes to sound quality. Audio recording and producing are artistic endeavors as well as acquired skills. Watching a few YouTube videos doesn’t make you an engineer or producer any more than taking an art class makes you Picasso. ”
— Lenise Bent

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