Founded in 1985 by Rich Macar in New York City, Buttons Sound began as a pioneering venture in digital audio post-production. Rich, leveraging his innovative spirit and extensive technical expertise, introduced groundbreaking digital technologies to prominent studios, enhancing sound design in films and media. His early work included iconic projects like Stephen King’s "Maximum Overdrive" and Francis Ford Coppola’s "Peggy Sue Got Married." Despite initial resistance, Rich's vision led to the creation of Buttons Sound, which evolved into a leading audio capture facility renowned for its digital proficiency. Over the decades, the company expanded its scope, contributing to video games, animated series like "Pokémon," feature films such as "John Wick," and prominent sonic branding for esteemed brands. Today, Buttons Sound