Satoshi Noguchi is a music mixer and engineer based in Nashville, Tennessee, specializing in film, television, video games, live production, and albums. After more than a decade in Los Angeles and New York City, the Seattle native has worked on a wide array of projects from blockbusters to independent features. He has extensive experience in studio recording and mixing worldwide, as well as live sound.

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Select music mixing projects include:

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Thunderbolts* (feature film)

Bad Monkey (television)

Before (television)

Everything Everywhere All At Once (feature film) 

World of Mickey Mouse (television, Emmy nominated)

TRON Lightcycle / Run (Disney Theme Park ride)

Mickey's Runaway Railway (Disney Theme park ride)

Cat Burglar (television, Emmy winner) 

Elden Ring (video game) 

Schmigadoon! (miniseries, Emmy nominated)

Eva Cassidy and the London Symphony Orchestra (album)

Old (feature film)

Roy G Biv (installation, Whitney Museum of American Art)

The Personal History of David Copperfield (feature film, IFMCA winner)

Lion (feature film, Oscar nominated)

Lone Survivor (feature film)

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In 2022 Satoshi mixed Son Lux's score for Everything Everywhere All At Once which won the Best Picture Oscar Award.

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In 2022 Satoshi mixed the score for Fromsoft's Elden Ring which won several Game of the Year awards.

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In 2013 Satoshi was nominated for a CAS mixing award for Explosions in the Sky's score for Lone Survivor (feature film).

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From 2009 to 2013 Satoshi worked as a staff engineer at Hans Zimmer's Remote Control Productions where he worked on numerous blockbuster films, including Tron Legacy with Daft Punk.

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Some recent clients include Christopher Willis, Son Lux, Joseph Trapanese, Austin Fischer, Rob Cantor, and Jonathan Sadoff. Recent film studio and record label clients include Disney, Apple+, Fromsoft, Paramount, Netflix, and Blix Street Records.