My name is Franky Redente, I am a Sound Designer, Audio Engineer and Music Producer with twenty-five years of professional experience. My work spans various creative fields including Sound Design, Audio Engineering, Music Production, Post Production, Procedural and Spatial-Interactive Audio, Software Development and Events Planning.
My solo and collaborative music projects have been played and supported by BBC Radio 1, NTS Radio, WorldWideFM, Gilles Peterson, Roman Flügel, Slam, Robert Hood, Laurent Garnier, and many more.
As a software developer and sound designer, I have had the privilege of collaborating with composer/programmer Robert M. Thomas on projects or distinguished clients and partners such as the London Contemporary Orchestra, Massive Attack, The Barbican, Google, Bose, Selfridges, Boiler Room, The Victoria and Albert Museum, and Nottingham University’s Mixed Reality Lab, among others.
Previously, I served as the Lead Sound Designer at Unmind, a workplace wellbeing platform, where I oversaw and executed all aspects of audio production across various formats—including branding, advertising, marketing, and content—ensuring creativity and excellence in every audio asset. My work encompassed mixed media, long-format film interviews, podcasts, soundscapes, sound mixes, and original musical compositions. During my tenure, Unmind’s clients and collaborators included prominent names like BBC, Disney, The New York Times, John Lewis, Uber, the NHS, Major League Baseball, and more.
Currently, I am freelancing with the AI dubbing company Papercup, while also immersing myself in programming languages such as C++ and Python. My goal is to develop intelligent audio applications that empower audio professionals like myself to enhance efficiency and expand creative horizons.
