Alan O’Connell
Music Editor
Alan O’Connell is an award-winning sound engineer, producer and music editor based in Ireland.
Beginning his career as an engineer for Paul Epworth, Erol Alkan, and Ivan Smagghe, Alan later served as Mark Ronson’s personal engineer for four years and as Converse Europe’s lead sound engineer, working across prestigious studios, including Abbey Road, RAK, and British Grove.
With extensive experience in orchestral recording, Alan has worked closely with composers such as James Righton and has engineered sessions for Max Richter and Brian Eno. In 2021 he produced, mixed, and presented the music edit for Hedy, a short film that won the Venezia Award.
Alan has just completed the build of his new studio in Sligo, Ireland, specialising in music editing and film/music production.
“Alan is a gifted editor with an impeccable sense of musical timing. His deep musical experience is a tremendous asset, especially when liaising with composers and navigating the post-production process.” / Lorcan Finnegan (The Surfer, Vivarium)
“I’ve worked with Alan on multiple projects, and his attention to detail, organisational skills, and problem-solving abilities are second to none. Beyond his technical expertise, he brings a true musician’s sense of taste, creativity, and vision, making him an invaluable asset to any production.” / James Righton (Klaxons, I’ll Be Right There, Benjamin)