HANDS ONPRACTICAL AUDIO ENGINEERINGAND SOUND RECORDING COURSEMODERN RECORDING TECHNIQUES I(MRT I)*STARTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5,
2012 Monday / Wednesday Nights 6:30PM-9:30PM OR SIGN UP NOW ONLINE! |
Course Description and History |
COURSE DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY The course is intended
for musicians / home recordists who wish to gain an understanding of
multitrack recording in its most raw and basic form, and the building
blocks This course has turned out thousands of students over the years that now actively work in the field; from opening their own home or professional studio, engineering, freelancing, to doing live sound, music production and performing. Nothing prepares you better for your career path than hands on training in a real studio that has specialized in music production and the audio arts for almost 5 decades. Seating Is Extremely Limited. Call to Reserve Your Seat Today! 203-269-4465 or |
There are demonstrations given every theory section, along with reading assignments utilizing the accompanying text book and practical exercises to do at home. Students are advised to take notes during class. The practical section of the course is a series of recordings with artists or bands working on an actual recording project, of which students leave the class with a recording credit they can put on their resumes. Students participate by setting up microphones operating the console during the sessions, tracking, overdubs and mixing. THIS IS A HANDS-ON COURSE. There is a minimum of 18 hours of theory and 18 hours of recording sessions in Modern Recording Techniques I. An advanced course, MRT II is available in which there are approximately 30 hours of recording sessions over an 8-10 week period, depending on the instructor's schedule. Seating Is Extremely Limited. Call to Reserve Your Seat Today! 203-269-4465 or |
YOUR RECORDING
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TESTIMONIALS"I think you have done an excellent job." "I couldn't conceive of a better beginning course in the amount of time." "Because the course was so specific, I learned more in this course than I did in 4 years of college." "I felt the course had a good blend of theory and practical instruction. Overall I thought everything was well presented and was very interesting." "I thought the course was very well presented. There was ample time spent both on theory and practical application." "This was a very well organized course."Seating Is Extremely Limited. Call to Reserve Your Seat Today! 203-269-4465 or * subject to availability on a first come first served basis. |
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from which today's state of the art digital studios and setups were
born. With the basic knowledge in place, a better understanding to exploit
all technological possibilities in the future will be more readily received
and understood, eliminating the need for a long learning curve so the
engineer can get right into the creative process. Audiophiles can gain
greater appreciation and enjoyment of their recordings. Those doing
live sound work can use much of the data presented (even though the
course is not specifically aimed at sound reinforcement). Those interested
in recording as a career can get a good coverage of the basics. Experienced
producers and sound mixers have also found this course extremely beneficial.