No complaints at all. I’m learning so much; and even helped my mentor build sound diffusion panels for his studio!
“I’ve become more involved at the Sonic Factory in helping out with more and more sessions.”
“I’ve only been in the program a short amount of time and I’m learning a lot of little things that I always wanted to learn”
I finished my halfway marker last week and you’d think that would be a weight off. I know that the real work is ahead though. Now it’s less about the material, and more about practicing the lessons. The more hours I spend working in Pro Tools the better I get. Theres only so much that […]
Thank you for listening to me when I really need it and helping me see negatives as oppurtunities! That resume you helped me build was perfect too!
This lesson for me was very interesting, and I now have a solid understanding what A&R does, and what they can do for you.
As for my personal review on our first meeting, I believe that I slipped into my role as an audio engineer’s extern rather smoothly!
We are in the middle of working with an artist and he has taken a liking to me and wants me in all the sessions now!
I’m confident that in due time I will be comfortable understanding and applying the use of assorted compressors to a piece of music.
Learning about Ableton’s instruments- operator, collision, and tension, has increased my ability to make my own original sounds.
I learned quite a bit from the material. But the real education came from the hands-on experience.
Sampling a sound is a lot like taking snapshots and the bit depth is like the accuracy of the reproduction. The nyquist frequency is double that of the frequency you want. Learning so much in such a short time!
Both sessions have been really good. Learning more from the textbook and continuing to do my own thing. Next lesson is my last. It went by fast.
This chapter, by far, has been the most exciting chapter yet. Getting the chance to mix and create so early in the course is awesome!
It was a blast and it was great to get some hands on learning about tempo setting, some hot key shortcuts, and a wee bit of compression. I can’t wait to do it again!
Lionel showed me and explained numerous compressor models, both analog and digital. I did not realize before that different compressors are used in different ways throughout a given piece.
My mentor Tony and I are working together on editing songs and I’m doing great job. At least that’s what Tony is saying. This is 15 track album, so this could take a while. Looking forward to the finishing!
“[RRFC is] sending people to some of the most important recording studios, radio stations and film companies in the world…These are legitimate businesses, and those mentors only want people that really want this, want to bleed for it, sweat for it and cry for it.”
“Whenever I take a break,” saysa Recording Connection graduate Sebastian Lefeld, “I’m always thinking there’s someone else out there who’s doing what I do who’s not taking a break, and I get back to work.” It’s this very work ethic that not only helped Sebastian make the most of his Recording Connection externship, but also […]
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