You can hear my work on tons of stations featured on https://linktr.ee/onlineradiobox - but it all started long before that.
Back when people were still using MiniDiscs and adding echo effects felt like high-tech magic. I was just messing around at first -
laying a beat under a friend’s voice, mixing in some street noise, and boom - our first “jingle,” proudly blasted at school parties.
Rough? Yeah. But it had something real.
Things moved fast. I got hooked on figuring out why some jingles burn into your memory while others vanish. I started listening to radio like a madman,
dissecting every second: voice cuts, reverb tricks, rhythm layers. I asked pros how they did it, but mostly I just kept experimenting - late nights with
synths, compressors, weird plugins. One day it clicked: I wasn’t just playing around anymore. I had something.
Now, you’ll catch my jingles across all kinds of stations - morning shows, house mixes, sci-fi-sounding IDs. Some punch hard, some whisper.
I love that freedom - no templates, no “make it loud and cheap” nonsense.
For me, a jingle isn’t background noise - it’s the hook. It’s gotta hit fast and leave a mark. If someone hums it later or quotes a line, I’ve done my job.
I deliver fast, clean, and across styles - from classic FM gloss to gritty internet-station weirdness.
Dive into onlineradiobox.com and see what’s spinning. You’ll hear me in there.
You can hear my work on tons of stations featured on https://linktr.ee/onlineradiobox - but it all started long before that. Back when people were still using MiniDiscs and adding echo effects felt like high-tech magic. I was just messing around at first - laying a beat under a friend’s voice, mixing in some street noise, and boom - our first “jingle,” proudly blasted at school parties. Rough? Yeah. But it had something real.
Things moved fast. I got hooked on figuring out why some jingles burn into your memory while others vanish. I started listening to radio like a madman, dissecting every second: voice cuts, reverb tricks, rhythm layers. I asked pros how they did it, but mostly I just kept experimenting - late nights with synths, compressors, weird plugins. One day it clicked: I wasn’t just playing around anymore. I had something.
Now, you’ll catch my jingles across all kinds of stations - morning shows, house mixes, sci-fi-sounding IDs. Some punch hard, some whisper. I love that freedom - no templates, no “make it loud and cheap” nonsense.
For me, a jingle isn’t background noise - it’s the hook. It’s gotta hit fast and leave a mark. If someone hums it later or quotes a line, I’ve done my job.
I deliver fast, clean, and across styles - from classic FM gloss to gritty internet-station weirdness. Dive into onlineradiobox.com and see what’s spinning. You’ll hear me in there.
I’ve been in the game for over a decade - crafting radio jingles, audio branding, and custom station IDs that actually stick.
Started from home setups with cheap mics and open-source DAWs, now my work is broadcast daily on stations around the world.
This isn’t just editing sound; this is sculpting identity in seconds.
Over the years, I’ve worked with FM giants, niche internet stations, and indie podcast creators. I’ve made crisp sweepers,
gritty drops, cinematic intros, and even the occasional “weird on purpose” sonic experiment. If it needs to sound bold,
clean, or unforgettable - I’m in. And I don’t just deliver files. I deliver moments people remember.
I’ve been in the game for over a decade - crafting radio jingles, audio branding, and custom station IDs that actually stick. Started from home setups with cheap mics and open-source DAWs, now my work is broadcast daily on stations around the world. This isn’t just editing sound; this is sculpting identity in seconds.
Over the years, I’ve worked with FM giants, niche internet stations, and indie podcast creators. I’ve made crisp sweepers, gritty drops, cinematic intros, and even the occasional “weird on purpose” sonic experiment. If it needs to sound bold, clean, or unforgettable - I’m in. And I don’t just deliver files. I deliver moments people remember.