Recording Connection is
Audio Education Upgraded for the 21st Century
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If you were looking for a Quebec City Audio Engineering School with an industry edge, you’ve come to the right place. RECORDING CONNECTION is the only school that places you as an audio student extern inside an actual Quebec City recording studio, where you will learn one-on-one from a working industry professional who instructs you in the arts of audio engineering, music producing, mixing, live audio and more. When it comes to breaking into the music business, the smartest way to do so in Quebec City is to extern in a real recording studio. That’s where we come in.
Why spend upwards of 50 thousand dollars for an audio engineering program at a college or trade school, when for a fraction of that amount you could get the same audio engineering education in a real recording studio? The choice is clear: make the smart choice for your career and learn directly from the pros in a real-world environment. Our audio recording school is the smartest, most cost-efficient way to learn audio engineering and music production.
To APPLY for our Quebec City Audio Engineering School, click here.
Situated in southern Quebec along the northern banks of the St. Lawrence River, Quebec City is the capital of the province of Quebec, anchoring a metro population of over 700,000 people. As such, Quebec City hosts an active music scene, with bands and artists regularly playing in venues such as Imperial de Quebec and Agora, in genres ranging from rock to country to electronica. While most of the population speaks both French and English, French is the dominant language in Quebec City, and this is reflected in the music scene, as well. Among the noteworthy musicians with ties to Quebec City are pop singer Mitsou, French pop artist Bruno Pelletier, R&B act J. Gaines and the Soul Attorneys, and singer/songwriter Felix Leclerc.
A number of quality recording studios are located in Quebec City to accommodate the ongoing needs of the music scene, and the even larger and more diverse music scene of Montreal is just 250 km to the southwest. If you are dreaming of becoming a music producer, audio engineer, mixer or sound designer, you’ll find plenty of real-world learning opportunities in Quebec City–and RECORDING CONNECTION can give you the opportunity to get into the heart of the action, where other audio engineering schools cannot.
Our industry advantage is our mentor-extern approach. We know you will never learn the ins and outs of the music business while sitting in a stale classroom, so with our program, your ÒclassroomÓ is an actual recording studio, and your instructor is a working, experienced audio professional who teaches you one-on-one. As you acquire valuable hands-on experience, you’ll also have the chance to form relationships with other industry professionals, giving you an insider’s advantage when job openings occur. Over 70 percent of our graduates go on to gainful employment in the music business. Enroll in our Quebec City Audio Engineering School today, and you could be next.
Donny Baker of ES Audio in Los Angeles, CA has decades of experience in the music industry, both in studio and behind the console. He spent 13 years working as a touring engineer for some of music’s most influential and dynamic artists including: Madonna, Chick Corea, Aerosmith, Herbie Hancock, and more. Donny then moved his talents into the sphere of recording and audio engineering production at ES Audio alongside CEO and studio owner Jo Ann Bush.
Powerhouse mentors Parker Ament and Danny Ferrare of XLNT Studios (Timbaland, Borgore, Brillz, Dan Farber, Kelly Price, Larrance Dopson of 1500 or Nothin) are the ultimate example of agile, entrepreneurial music producers who’ve got their fingers on the pulse of what’s going on in electronic music production right now. The XLNT team are host of the popular YouTube web series XLNTSOUND, a must watch for those looking to capture today’s hottest sounds via plugins and specific production techniques.
So what do Parker and Danny look for in the Recording Connection students they train? It usually comes down to one word—passion.
