Norwalk Recording Connection Audio School

NORWALK RECORDING SCHOOL BY THE NORWALK RECORDING CONNECTION

Your NORWALK, CONNECTICUT AUDIO RECORDING SCHOOL

If you're looking for an industry-competitive Norwalk Recording School, look no further. We're RECORDING CONNECTION, the only recording school that hooks you up as an audio student apprentice inside an actual Norwalk recording studio, learning the arts of audio engineering, music producing, mixing, and live audio from your own personal mentor. In Norwalk, CT, there's no better way to launch a career in the music business than by apprenticing inside a Norwalk recording studio--and no better recording school than RECORDING CONNECTION to get your foot in the door.

Why spend upwards of 10-50 thousand dollars to go to a recording school at a traditional trade school or college, when for a fraction of that amount you could go to recording school inside a real recording studio? Get on the inside track, learn from the pros, and make vital industry connections while learning in a real-world environment. Our recording school alternative is the smartest, most cost efficient program you will find anywhere.

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The city of Norwalk is located in southern Connecticut along the northern coast of Long Island Sound, and serving as home to about 85,000 people. Although not a place many people readily associate with the music business in general, Norwalk is part of the greater New York City metropolitan area, and is in close range to all the incredible musical activity going on in and near the NYC area. Live music in a wide range of genres can be heard regularly in music venues throughout the area, with both local and major acts frequenting the music scene. Notable musicians with ties to Norwalk include big band legend Artie Shaw, jazz great Horace Silver, and Kill Hannah lead vocalist Mat Devine, among others.

A number of quality recording studios make their home in the Norwalk area to accommodate the ongoing needs of the music community. If your dream is to be a recording engineer, music producer, sound designer or live audio tech--but if you prefer the suburbs to the craziness of NYC--Norwalk provides great alternative by offering plenty of learning opportunities while remaining close to the larger music scene.

Our industry advantage over other recording schools comes from our mentor-apprentice approach. Forget the sterile classroom environment--you don't need it in our program. Instead, we'll place you where the real action happens--inside a real recording studio, where you will receive personal, one-on-one instruction by a working industry professional. As you get valuable real-world experience by working on real recording projects, you'll also make important industry connections that usually lead to future jobs when you graduate. In fact, over 70% of our graduates go on to permanent jobs in the music business, often getting hired even before they are finished with our program. Why wait? You owe it to yourself to see what our Norwalk Recording School can do for your career.

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Success Stories from students near Norwalk, CT

Work as part of a professional recording team with the guidance of the Recording Connection.

"My first session this week was an easy one. I first got to the studio and helped one of my mentors move some stuff around the studio to change it up a little bit. One of the engineers who works at the studio was coming in to lay down some guitar tracks for one of his personal projects so I helped him with that. I watched how he miced up the speaker and took notice of his personal techniques that he was using. I learned a few things because of that; he is a good person to work with because he really knows what he’s doing. For my second session this week, there was a lot more going on. There was a little bit of down time until the sessions were coming in so me and my mentor went over my homework for lessons 7 and 8 because I had them both done. The first session that came in was recording a ukulele to add to a track to give it more life. I had to set up the mic in the isolation booth with direction from my mentor. They were taking a bunch of different takes like ones where he was using a pick and others where he was strumming a lot more. It turned out to be a great overall sound. I also got to help engineer the session. The second session that came in was a rapper and his crew to start a brand new project. They started off by doing the hook and the first verse, and then they were doubling and highlighting most of their takes to bring it out more. There were 5 rappers on the track and I helped engineer that session as well until stuff got a little more advanced. I’m learning a little at a time and it’s definitely working."
-- Brian Goldstein, Stamford, Connecticut

Get the opportunity to put your own artistic input into the recording sessions.

"This week my mentor and I had a great time. We worked a little more with the artist that was recording vocals from the week before in the studio, and I also listened in on more ideas that they had for her. This of course was interesting, especially when they deemed it alright for me to add my own input at times! This was somewhat of a more advanced hands-on lab in regards to the artist herself, because she was furthering the development of her song. The following day with my mentor, we had another small studio party. The turnout was even better than the previous one my mentor had, and the crowd was fun and entertaining. The special guest was un underground female mc that I had heard of before, so it was very interesting to actually get to speak with her and watch her perform live."
-- Larry Johnson, Stratford, Connecticut

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