JACOB LAHERAAudio Engineering · Creative Technology · Technical Production

Sound, across every setting.

Take That onstage at Co-op Live, facing the audience

LIVE CAPTURE / 2024

Take That

This Life on Tour · Co-op Live

Assistant Recording Engineer

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Credits Highlights 9

9 highlights from 64 professional credits

Selected work across live sound, recording, film and podcasts.

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9 highlights from 64 credits

PERSONAL PORTFOLIO

A closer listen.

Music production and complete soundtracks.
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BEHIND THE SOUND

At work.

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JACOB LAHERA / ABOUT

Audio Engineering.
Creative Technology.
Technical Production.

First-Class BA (Hons) in Creative Music Technology.
Avid Certified Pro Tools Music Professional (210M).

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PROJECT CREDIT

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MY ROLE

About this project

Project notes to follow.

Project links & social posts

AT WORK

PORTFOLIO NOTES

About this index.

The opening Highlights view presents nine selected credits, leading with Take That, Adolescence and BBC Philharmonic. Seven credits across music and live performance sit alongside film and podcasts. The compact credit-type tiles open the full matching collection, and View all credits opens the complete index. Search and detailed filters cover the full index when started from the opening selection.

The index contains 64 distinct projects from Jacob’s professional credits, updated on 22 October 2026. Projects are grouped into four sections: 34 live sound, touring and festival credits; six corporate, conference, talk and AV credits; 16 recording credits; and eight film, TV, radio and podcast credits. The Choral and Money Gone also appear in the recording and studio selections. Their 2024 dates refer to Jacob’s recording sessions.

Corporate events and talks have their own field and quick selection. Film / broadcast brings together eight film, TV, radio and podcast credits; Radio and Podcast also retain their own detailed filters.

Fields of work and quick selections organise those credits. They do not change a credited role. The studio / producer selection includes studio sessions, production, ADR, film music, radio drama and podcasts; it does not imply a producer credit on every project.

A project can belong to more than one field or role. Year ranges match every year shown. Venues not named in the source are labelled “Venue not listed”.

Every credit has a researched external link. “Project match” means the page identifies the event, production, session or release; it does not independently prove every credited role, recording year or technical detail. “Related context” identifies a broader artist, organisation, production series or other edition. A “Names Jacob” badge marks an explicit public mention of his contribution.

Each credit has a locally stored image preview selected from footage, social posts, artwork or production photographs. Supported videos, matched music releases, classical repertoire references and official podcast trailers preview on hover and play inside the expanded credit, with sound requested by default and a mute control. Music previews keep the credit image and text visible. When a browser blocks audible video autoplay, the video retries silently; music offers Click to listen or Play. All 64 credits have been checked for audio or video: 26 have video previews and ten have audio previews. Classical references identify the named work and clearly state when the recording is a different performance. Podcast clips are labelled as series trailers or episode teasers; an exact recorded episode is not implied. Unidentified or unavailable sessions remain image-only. Silverline previews Jacob’s supplied unreleased production. The Portfolio section contains six unreleased Kahula recordings and five films with complete soundtracks by Jacob; the supplied Take That concert extract is attached to his existing Assistant Recording Engineer credit. The original uploads use the site’s native playback controls. All five films have playback, seeking, volume and fullscreen controls, plus a visible timeline with elapsed time. Supported expanded credit videos also have a scrubber. Supplied videos prepare a complete seekable copy after play or seek intent. Starting another film pauses the previous one, and closing the collection stops playback. The portfolio is publicly accessible. Some social platforms require opening the original for sound. External video previews link to their original source. Preview playback may depend on the source platform and browser. Related artist, tour or series imagery is labelled and does not imply footage of the exact credited session. Programme and RNCM pages are used only when stronger sources are unavailable.

Social posts and source notes are grouped inside the expanded credit. Source and platform filters are available under Filter & search. Every credit was searched for actual post, video or reel permalinks. Generic profiles and social homepages are not presented as project posts. “Indexed caption checked” means the public search caption was matched, while the platform blocked or restricted full page access; it does not mean playback was tested.

64 credits researched

Links were researched on 19 October 2026, with an audio and video review on 20 October 2026 and two new studio credits verified on 22 October 2026. Sources may change or require a streaming subscription or account. Some indexed video and music links could not be fully loaded during research. Review notes explain remaining differences between public sources and the latest supplied names or years; Jacob’s supplied credits are preserved.

Quick selections reset the filters and show the strongest credits first. Each full collection follows the same editorial order, based on recognition, professional standing and credited responsibility. You can choose newest, oldest or A–Z instead. Field selections match any selected field; search, role, venue and year narrow the results together. Filtering happens in your browser.