MILGROM ENTERTAINMENT · SOUND & SYSTEMS

Good sound.
Strange ideas.

Live sound, DJ sets, recording, and experiments in how music works.

FROM THE ROOM
TO THE RECORD.
A live sound mixer and PA set up outdoors overlooking a sunset
OUT OF THE STUDIO
INTO THE WORLD.
REAL ROOMS.
REAL SOUND.

01 / IN THE FIELD

The room is
part of the instrument.

A few scenes from the work: mixing positions, live sets, and people finding their way to the dance floor.

4 SELECTED SCENES

Out in the open.

LIVE SOUND / ON LOCATION

A room, in motion.

DJ SETS / PARTIES

At the controls.

LIVE SOUND / SETUP

Up close, live.

LIVE SOUND / PERFORMANCE

02 / PRESS PLAY

A few things
worth a listen.

Three recordings from The Carlos Tapes (2019), with production credited to The Fentons. A few songs, and a few detours.

An outdoor portrait with a small amplifier and microphone
FROM THE MILGROMENT PHOTO ARCHIVE
SELECTED RECORDINGSSIDE A / 3 TRACKS

ON THE DECK

Marigold Fields.

Ready when you are.

Full songs, small detours,
and some very specific titles.

03 / WHAT I DO

A practical side
to all this noise.

Start with the room, the recording, or the idea. Work out what it needs from there.

01

DJ sets & events

Music for private parties, quinceañeras, corporate events, and themed functions. Sound and lighting requirements are scoped around the occasion.

Talk about an event
02

Live sound

Sound for bands, playback, and presentations. PA, microphones, mixing, and the details that make a setup work in its particular space.

Talk about the room
03

Recording & production

Recording and mixing for songs and spoken-word projects, with room to develop the arrangement around the performance.

Talk about a recording

04 / THE WORKBENCH

Less scrolling.
More fiddling.

A place for small studies in sound, rhythm, and control. First up: one oscillator, one filter, and a little curiosity.

BROWSER STUDY 001 / SIGNAL SKETCH

A new browser experiment.
Press play, then move the controls.

SIGNAL SKETCHReady / waveform preview
Peek inside the sketch

An oscillator generates the tone. A low-pass filter shapes its upper frequencies. The display follows the output while it plays.

oscillator → filter → gain → analyser → output

05 / REMOTE CONTROL

Your instrument.
Within reach.

A phone-sized control room for the EMX-1. Browse factory rhythms, inspect your pattern, and build tempo-grouped sets through the Max bridge.

Try Deck Remote for VirtualDJ →

Starts in interface preview. Live control needs your computer, Max, and the connected EMX. The controller explains how to connect from Safari.

EMX—1 / CONTROL ROOMINTERFACE PREVIEW
FIVE SYNTHS. NINE DRUMS.Take the controls.PADS / PARAMETERS / PATTERNS
BROWSER → MAX → ELECTRIBE

06 / START A CONVERSATION

A room. A record.
A strange idea.

Tell me what you’re working on, when it’s happening, and what you need the sound to do.

jakemilgrom@milgroment.com Instagram / @gluumissad

FROM THE WORK

Out in the open.