We have opinions about good audio.
Mostly that you should still sound like yourself when we’re finished.
Keep the laugh.
If it belongs in the conversation, we’re not editing the humanity out of it.
Lose the distraction.
Hum, hiss, awkward dead air, and the refrigerator apparently auditioning for the show can go.
Know when to stop.
Great post-production should make people notice the conversation, not the person who edited it.
Respect the pause.
Not every silence is a mistake. Sometimes it’s where the meaning lives.
Small studio.
Serious listening.
Proof & Tone is an independent audio post-production studio in Brigham City, Utah, built around a simple idea: better sound begins with better listening.
We work carefully, communicate clearly, and treat every recording as something made by a person, not just a file waiting to be processed.
The goal is never to make your work sound manufactured. It is to remove what gets in the way so the voice, conversation, and intention come through more clearly.
Focused work. Clear expectations. Audio that still sounds like you.
Behind the listening.
Proof & Tone may be a small studio, but that is intentional.
I believe good audio work starts with paying attention.
Not just to noise, levels, and waveforms, but to what someone is actually trying to say, where the energy of a conversation lives, and what should be left alone.
Proof & Tone was built around that kind of care: thoughtful work, direct communication, and a respect for the people behind the recordings.
Less factory. More listening.
If the details matter to you,
they matter to us.
Tell us what you’re making, what you want it to feel like, and where the audio needs to go.
We’ll listen first, then recommend the clearest next step.
No pressure. No guesswork. Just a clear conversation about the work.