How They Made 'Stranger Things' Sound Terrifying?

Step inside Glen Glenn Film Sound in Hollywood with &Things&re-recording mixers Will Files (sound effects) and Mark Paterson (dialog and music) as they reveal how show&iconic sound is created. In this episode, we break down techniques behind sonic identity of &Things&From Vecna&terrifying voice design to unsettling atmosphere of Upside Down. You&hear how dry vocal performance becomes massive, room-filling presence through layered EQ, delay, octave pitch shifting and staged reverb chains, and how subtle mixing choices shape emotional impact of each scene. We also explore how Mark&point-of-view moments are mixed using tight early-reflection reverbs pushed louder than dry signal, creating eerie sensation of hearing world from inside someone else&head. Mark Paterson: Re-Recording Mixer Will Files: Supervising Sound Editor and Re-Recording Mixer Craig Henighan: Supervising Sound Editor and Re-Recording Mixer Timecodes: 00:00 - Why Stranger Things Sounds so Unique 00:12 - Mixing TV Like Feature Film 01:19 - Using Sound Before You See it 02:21 - &Things&Sound Style 03:54 - How Vecna&Voice is Built 05:41 - Upside Down vs Real World Sound 07:03 - Analog Mixing Philosophy Playlists: | #Mixing Original video: