Recording Connection is
Audio Education Upgraded for the 21st Century
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Your Edison, NJ Audio School
An industry-competitive recording school in Edison, NJ? Certainly! The RECORDING CONNECTION is the only school that places you as a working student audio extern inside an actual Edison recording studio, where you’ll learn the ins and outs of music production, audio engineering, mixing, live audio, electronic music-and its many sub-genres (trance, trip hop, house music, acid house and more), electronic DJ, post production audio and more by one-on-one instruction from a seasoned professional. Make no mistake–the best way to launch an audio career in Edison is to extern in an Edison recording studio. We’re the school that makes that happen.
Why spend tens of thousands of dollars to attend an audio engineering course in a college or trade school somewhere, when we can train you in a real recording studio for far less money? Get on the inside track, and get connected to the music industry by learning the ropes from inside it. Our recording school alternative is by far the smartest, most cost efficient audio training program on the market today.
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Located in east-central New Jersey, Edison Township (better known as simply “Edison”) is home to about 100,000 people. Known for its green spaces, low crime rate and overall small-town feel, Edison is regularly ranked among America’s most livable small cities. While not particularly known as a music industry hub, Edison plays a role in the larger New Jersey music scene, with local bands and artists playing regularly in venues around the area. Edison serves as headquarters to the Central New Jersey Musicians Union, and is also within driving distance of the major music industry hub of New York City, providing a best-of-both-worlds situation for aspiring music producers and audio engineers who prefer the small-town vibe to the chaos of the big city. Notable musicians hailing from Edison include Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan and trumpeter Al Chez, who plays on The Late Show with David Letterman.