John Leonard is a theatre and exhibition sound designer and effects recordist from London. With a history of 30 years in the sound business, John brings us some dynamic and rare sound effects. His Hong Kong Terminal Ferry chimes the full Westminster clock then strikes 12, plus a Spitfire Mk IX takes a pass so fast and low you'll duck for cover! He now records in B-Format Surround at high sample rates and bit-depth, so his SFX are of the highest quality. John's theatre work has been heard all over the world and his effects are used in many other theatre, film and TV productions.
Battle of Britain Scenario: Sixteen Supermarine Spitfire Variants in an aerial chase sequence. Diving, low passes and fast climb away variations. Stunning set of sounds, pretty much unique in the Warbird recording world. Aircraft,
Two commuter trains pass through suburban New York station. One at speed, the second, slower with brake hiss and rattling rolling stock. Good for background atmosphere or close up. No voices, but some distant traffic sounds. Transportation,
