Meet the Pulsworks Team

Pulsworks Audio Arts is the brainchild of founder Dr. David Puls, a highly educated and skillful afficionado of all things musical and sonic.

Apart from a degree in music with a double-major in conducting, David has been recording for nearly thirty years having made over a thousand classical recordings and worked with famous artists at both a national and international level. In 2005 David decided to consolidate his varied interests in hi-fi, home theatre and recording by forming Pulsworks Audio Arts.

Running the studio side of Pulsworks Audio Arts is British record producer, engineer and composer Sandy, whose twenty-nine year track record includes countless commercial releases in almost every musical genre and a few respectable hits both in the UK and Europe.

Highly experienced in every part of the recording process, Sandy loves nothing more than to create great records and work with musicians whose passion he shares. He is very enthusiastic about encouraging the younger engineers and is always telling them 'aim higher!'

Continuing the 'British invasion', Carl Bateson is an experienced club / radio DJ and record producer who has enjoyed several commercially succesful releases. His preferred genres are electronic music and harder rock styles including metal. Carl is an aspiring artist himself, playing in a couple of local bands..

Multi-talented Carl is also a competent mastering engineer and the creative brains behind this website.

Dean hails from Prince Albert where he teaches bass guitar as well as working on recording projects. An old friend of David's, Dean hooked up with us a couple of years ago although he's been recording on-and-off for nearly twenty years. Having distinguished himself as a highly versatile session bass player, Dean - or Deano, as we call him - went on to work on several album projects and has come to the fore as a metal producer. He's also working on his own jazz projects when he has time.

Zach came to Pulsworks through a recommendation from one of our former engineers and is busy carving a niche for himself at the studio. His favorite genres to record are mostly metal and hard rock, but at school he also plays jazz and orchestral music on electric guitar and both electric and upright bass. If all this playing and recording wasn't enough, Zach's also been doing some photography for the studio website as well as splitting his time between here, school and running live sound at several locations. If his schoolwork ever slows down he's planning to be much more of a fixture around the place.

"Helping others to find the sounds they want is my goal," says Zach. "That's the best part of the job!"

Brady's love for music began in his early teen years and moved him to attend the Art Institute of Vancouver for a diploma in Professional Recording Arts. In the years he attended the Art Institute, Brady spent all hours in the recording studios learning and perfecting his abilities. After having completed his education, Brady moved back to Saskatchewan to record close to home. His musical tastes are wide ranging all the way from country to metal to dance.

Although engineering is Brady's main interest right now, he plans to build a career in the industry as a producer as well.