Alexandre
Calixte

Hello!

My name is Alexandre Calixte, a sound engineer based in Montreal, specializing in recording, mixing, and post-production across all musical and audiovisual styles.

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My journey began with the guitar—an instrument that led me to study at Cégep de Saint-Laurent, where I earned a diploma in Jazz Guitar (2018).

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I then continued my education at Concordia University in the Electroacoustics program (2021), completing a bachelor’s degree focused primarily on creation, modular synthesis, and sound design for various media.

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I later completed my Master’s degree in Sound Recording at McGill University in Montreal (2024), under the supervision of Richard King, Martha de Francisco, George Massenburg, Steven Epstein, and Wieslaw Woszczyk.

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My professional career began with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, working as a sound engineer for their Tanglewood Summer Festival in the Berkshires.

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I subsequently assisted Carl Talbot on numerous projects, with clients such as the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Valérie Milot, Louise Bessette, and many other artists.

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Alongside this work, I collaborate with Studio PM (Pierre Marchand) in Montreal, while also developing my own creative space, Studio Filigrane, located in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu.

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Whether it is in the studio or in live sound, my goal remains the same: to put my technical skills at the service of art. Every project is unique, and I place great importance on listening, communication, and building a relationship of trust with artists. More than a technical role, my work is about elevating your ideas into a transformative, professional, and memorable sonic experience.