Engineering

As a recording engineer James Muir has worked on records for Ministry of Sound, Fierce Angel and Phonetic Recordings. Recorded live Television and Radio shows for clients including Channel Four and XFM. As well as have produced and recorded numerous Albums for Independent and Unsigned acts.
Recent projects include a live album for Growler and tracking for House legend Michael Gray.

Space Age Audio

James Muir consults for a small number of private clients. He brings a no nonsense, "real world" approach to his consulting work. Underpinned by years of experience as musician and engineer, James knows what works and why. He has worked on projects as diverse as small studio builds, product design and education.

Write

Featuring on records from Ministry of Sound, Fierce Angel and Phonetic Recordings. James' writing spans genres. A firm believer in the sanctity of the song. James Muir's writing is all about the idea and not the clothes it wears. James is published by Mustard Music. Please contact them with any enquiries.

Video

At the end of 2008 James Muir got involved in making a few screencast videos. Inspired by laziness, these videos were intended to act as a frequently asked questions resource for friends and clients. With the added benefit that each questions would only have to answered once and then exist in perpetuity thanks to wonders of the internet. To that end the website MakeMoreNoise was created and has received on average one thousand unique visits per month. In December James was approached by Sonikmatter to create a series of Screencast tutorials on Apple's Logic Pro software. He is also working with the Miskin Theatre at North West Kent College to develop a series of video tutorials for their BTEC Music, Techinical and Theatre practitioners.

About

James Muir is nearer to forty than he'd like and going grey. He is married with two cats and a dog. He is a passionate football fan supporting Liverpool FC, his father's home town team.
In addition to his work in music he still enjoys writing and recording as a hobby. Recently James has been dabbling with web design and built websites for the not for profit organisations SAKA and SHDOFA.