Lansing Recording Connection Audio School

LANSING MUSIC SCHOOL BY THE LANSING RECORDING CONNECTION

Your LANSING, MI MUSIC RECORDING SCHOOL

If you're hoping to find a Lansing Music School where you can learn audio engineering and music recording--you've come to the right place! We're RECORDING CONNECTION, the only music school that gets you inside an actual Lansing recording studio, working with the pros as an audio student apprentice while you learn audio engineering, music producing, mixing, or live audio. The best way by far to start a career in audio in Lansing, Michigan is by apprenticing in a Lansing recording studio--and that's where we come in.

 

Why would you spend up to 50 thousand dollars or more to go to music school at a recording trade school, when you can go to music school in a real recording studio for far less money? Play it smart--get on the inside track, and get a quality education in a real-world environment. Our music recording school is the smartest, most cost efficient program on the market today.

 

To APPLY for our Lansing Music School, click here.

 

Lansing, Michigan is located in the "mid-Michigan" region of the Lower Peninsula and serves as Michigan's state capital. Although not typically thought of as a hub for the music industry, Lansing is a hub for the mid-Michigan music scene, with bands and artists playing regularly in various live venues in a variety of genres. Lansing hosts several well-attended music festivals each year, including the Lansing JazzFest, the Old Town BluesFest, and the 7-day Common Ground Festival featuring numerous large-name acts. 

 

To accommodate the ongoing musical needs of the Lansing area, a number of recording studios make their home here. If you are considering a career in audio as a recording engineer, live audio engineer or music producer, Lansing affords you a surprising amount of learning opportunity--and RECORDING CONNECTION can get you close to the action in ways other music schools can't. 

 

Our distinct advantage is our mentor-apprentice approach. Rather than placing you in a sterile academic environment, we pair you with a working audio professional who serves as your personal on-the-job instructor. As you gain valuable hands-on experience with real recording projects, you'll also make vital industry connections helpful to your future.  In fact, over 70 percent of our graduates get hired, usually through contacts they made while working through our program. You owe it to yourself to see what our Lansing Music School can do for your career. 

 

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Success Stories from Students Near Lansing, MI

Work with your mentors’ famous clientele.

“This week with in the Recording Connection I learned from my mentor about plug ins, as well as parts of audio programs. I learned how to use the plug ins to make recordings sound good. For example, my mentor often uses an EQ and Reverb plug in for his vocals to make them sound SMASHING. My mentor showed me how he played with them to get them to the proper level for the best sound. We worked with the well known band as they were doing a few recordings before heading on tour. This was probably the most well known band I have seen come through my mentors’ studio so it was almost star striking to see these guys and help them set up. They were much more down to earth than expected. I helped their drummer set up his drum set and got to talk to him. His band and my mentor were quick to inform me that he hits the drums harder than anyone else in the industry, which explains his hearing loss. I feel more comfortable in the studio and can see this being my niche in the future.”
-- Andrew Drury, DeWitt, Michigan

 

Learn by doing with the guidance of your mentor.

"My first day in the studio with my mentor was both a learning, and relieving, experience. We first started by going over my reading material given to me by the Recording Connection, and talking about the certain elements of sound, for example, frequency and sound waves. After listening to my mentor explain, and show me on the computer what the frequency and different hertz levels looked like, I immediately understood the concept. I have a hard time taking the context out of reading. However, when someone as smart as my mentor can show me what it all means, I can understand it very well, which I did. After my reading review, my mentor told me that he had to do some final mixes and mastering on a CD for a client of his, and told me to stay to observe. It was surreal to see my mentor investigate every little detail and noise in each song. The speakers in the studio are built by my mentor himself, and I have to say, they are the best sounding speakers I have ever heard in my life. It was pretty cool how it all came together and I am very excited for my next session and can’t wait to see what’s next!"
Andrew Drury, DeWitt, Michigan

 

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