Recording Connection Audio Institute - Learn One on One in a Real Recording Studio
Careers in Music Producing Start Here
So you want to try and make it big as a Music Producer?
Well, we don't blame you. What’s not to love about making a living arranging, composing and recording music with your favorite artists?
The career of the music producer is one of the most sought-after professional careers on the planet. Because of this, it is also one of the most competitive and hardest careers to obtain. But don't let us talk you out of your passion. If you've got the hard work ethic and hunger to make it as a music producer, go for it.
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Music producing is pressure-filled, hardcore, and intense-- but, if you achieve success, it can be one of the most exciting ways to satisfy your creativity and make a serious living.
Each year, hundreds of thousands of people apply to audio schools worldwide in the hopes of breaking into the highly competitive music business as a music producer. But, this is the 21st century, not the 1970s. There are more students than ever, and not enough music producing jobs to go around.
Each year, a handful of new music producers actually break in to the music business and forge a career as a producer. And guess who the ones that make it are? They are the ones that have been educated properly and have the connections necessary to advance their dreams.
Why are connections so important? Think for a moment: If you were a big-time record executive and you had a hot new band for whom you needed a producer, would you hire a kid out of an audio trade school, or would you hire a young music producer whom your friends were telling you had the talent, creativity, and the hard work ethic to make the best record possible?
You see, the dirty little secret that other audio schools won't tell you is this:
The only way to make it in the music business as a music producer is to work your way up the ranks of a professional recording studio. This is exactly where the Recording Connection Audio Institute puts you from day one.
But it's not all about connections; it's also about what you know.
As a Recording Connection Audio Institute music production student, you will go into a real recording studio 2 - 7 times per week, where you will receive private tutoring in all of the following:
- Artist relations
- Audio engineer relations
- Studio relations
- Record label relations
- Client relations
- Composition and arranging
- Audio processing
- Pro Tools 8
- Reason, Logic, or Ableton Live
- The ins and outs of signal flow and patch bays
- Available audio plugins and how they work
- Digital audio
- Surround mixing
- How analog consoles work
- In-depth study of analog consoles
- Signal processing and compressors
- Correct microphone placement
- How microphones are designed and used
- How to perform a professional mix-down
- How various studios are designed and how their monitors work
- Electronic music and beat matching
- Sync and automation
- Recording and mixing ins and outs
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