Sound advice, audio consultancy, mixing and mastering.
At Datismus we support you to reach your sound production goals through expert advice and the resources you need. From recording studio setup to post-production, we help you get the most out of your audio project.
About Hans
Hans Meinig is a producer, sound engineer and educator with over forty years’ experience in the music industry. He played in bands and worked as a live mixer in Melbourne during the indie boom of the eighties. After relocating to Central Victoria he established the audio business DingoSound and taught music industry skills at Bendigo TAFE. He brings years of experience and knowledge to every project and is passionate about helping people get the most out of their music.
Testimonials
Hans’ knowledge and attention to detail always resulted in a very professional product. It is always a pleasure to work with Hans.
Rosalie Rogers
Manager Bendigo Youth ChoirHans’ technical knowledge, practical experience and passion for education and communication are just a few things that set him apart from the crowd. His focus and dedication on the development and completion of his work, always to the highest standards is truly inspirational!
Luke Penno
Musician and songwriterHans makes you feel comfortable straight away and always gets a great result. He loves sharing his knowledge so you always walk away having learnt something.
Bridget Robertson
Musician and composerI’ve worked with Hans several times over the last decade and he always produces a result with depth and clarity, but never sterility. The picture of professionalism.
Broden Penna
Musician and producerHans is a great mentor. He is like Mr Miyagi from the Karate Kid, teaching you to think and learn for yourself. He is all about empowerment.
Lance Hillier
Musician and designerHans is helping us discover a whole new way of producing that is inspiring us to get the results that match our musical vision.
Sparrow Daley and Reagan Von Wolf
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