Columbia-Jefferson City Recording Connection Audio School

COLUMBIA-JEFFERSON CITY RECORDING SCHOOL BY THE COLUMBIA-JEFFERSON CITY RECORDING CONNECTION

Your COLUMBIA-JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI AUDIO RECORDING SCHOOL

If you're looking for a way to get a quality audio recording education in the Columbia-Jefferson City area of Missouri, look no further than RECORDING CONNECTION. We're the only Columbia-Jefferson City Recording School that gets you working as an audio student apprentice inside an actual Columbia-Jefferson City recording studio, working with the pros while you learn audio engineering, music producing, mixing and more. The best way in this area to get started in a career in audio production is by apprenticing in a recording studio in Columbia or Jefferson City--and we're the school that can make that happen. 

Typical recording trade schools can charge anywhere from 10-50 thousand dollars for their programs. Why go to that expense when you can go to recording school in a real recording studio for a fraction of that amount? Play it smart--get on the inside track, and get your education in a real-world environment. Our recording school alternative is the smartest, most cost efficient program available.

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The cities of Columbia and Jefferson City are located in central Missouri, about 30 miles apart from one another. Jefferson City is Missouri's state capital, while Columbia is home to the University of Missouri. Although this area is not on many people's radar as a music hotspot, the Columbia-Jefferson City area actually has a vibrant indie music scene, largely centered around the university and heavy on progressive styles such as indie-rock, metal and punk. Roots genres such as blues, jazz, and bluegrass have a presence in the area as well, as celebrated by the annual 'Roots ÔN' Blues ÔN' Barbecue' Festival held in Columbia. Popular live venues such as The Blue Note and Mojo's regularly host both local and touring acts, and several recording studios are present to accommodate the ongoing needs of the music community.

If you are considering a career in audio as a recording engineer, live audio engineer or music producer, you'll find plenty of learning opportunities in the Columbia-Jefferson City area--and RECORDING CONNECTION can get you close to the action in ways other recording schools can't. Our secret is our mentor-apprentice approach, in which we bypass the sterile classroom environment by placing you directly in the studio with a working audio professional who is your personal instructor.  You'll get valuable hands-on training on real recording projects, making vital industry connections along the way. Enroll in our Columbia-Jefferson City Recording School today, and discover why over 70 percent of our graduates go on to permanent work in the recording industry.

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Receive one-on-one hands-on training from the professionals in your industry.

“Today's training lesson with my mentor started with my mentor and I setting up a drum set to be mic'd up. I mic'd up the drums which totaled 7 tracks. Then my mentor played the drums as I sat in the control room and set the levels. Next I recorded the basic drum tracks, which allowed us to overdub the guitar, bass, and vocals. Every engineer has their own creative way of micing drums so I got to learn from my mentor so I decided to use his theory. I recorded my mentor playing the bass, followed by guitar, and finished up with the vocals. The lab was very helpful to me as far as doing everything on my own. After the tracks were recorded and doubled up the guitar and panned left and right. In my opinion this gives the guitar a warmer, fuller sound. I used an amplifier plug-in for the guitar to give it some edge. With the vocals I did a little pitch correcting and added some reverb. To me, this lesson was very helpful for me because of the hands-on training and practice.”
-- Matt Harbert, Columbia, Missouri

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