A1VOX - Sound Studios in Soho, London W1 (UK)

Sound Studios in Soho,
London UK

	22 Poets, a London museum, 6 hours and ... a room full of dolls' houses and paper dragons! Yes, it's a fresh challenge for the A1 VOX team. Following up 2007's Life Lines 2 - Poets for Oxfam CD collection, we are delighted to be working again with more of the world's leading poets, for a new CD in aid of Oxfam's ongoing fight against poverty & suffering. The latest collection focuses on works for children and was recorded at the Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green, London. A1 VOX engineer Chris O'Connor mixes audio in an area more used to mixing paint and glue! Poet Imtiaz Dharkar records her work in the A1 VOX temporary studio. All in a day's work for the A1 VOX team.
John Altman aka Eastenders' Nasty Nick Cotton came in for a recent session. He wasn't nasty at all, but we had to promise not to tell. Ooops ... too late!
	When the team restoring a 19th Century fisherman's cottage in Leigh on Sea required authentic accents and sound effects to complete their visitor experience they knew where to come. A1 VOX cast the acting talent and recorded special sound on location in the Thames mud. Got a special project? We just love an audio challenge!
The man who made numbers fun for a generation of children, Johnny Ball proves he can still add 20 to Old Compton Street and arrive at the answer A1 VOX.
	Jason Donovan dramatically increased the Soho swoon factor during his visit.
In for a voice-over session, comedian Arthur Smith treated us to some eye-wear that's spectacular, even by Soho standards!
	Siobhan Redmond emerges, triumphant, from the booth after a recent session.