My 17-year-old is going to be done with school in a few days and has not been able to land a summer job. He currently works a couple of Sundays a month doing live sound at a church. I’ve advised him to take his résumé around to other churches to see if he can get a gig on his off weeks or possibly get on a sublist. Would anyone on here happen to know of other types of establishments that might have a need for such skills for hire? He has also done some paid and unpaid intern work in local recording studios and recently assisted with a live performance recording. He has a good résumé for someone his age and is very mature and responsible. #audioengineering
If you’ve never read Steve Alibini’s letter to Nirvana before In Utero, you owe it to yourself to do so to see what goodness in the music industry looks like. Dude honestly just wanted to make great records and nothing else. https://imgur.com/a/p0tKn
Is there a Zoom F2 equivalent that records in stereo? The F2, annoyingly enough, has a stereo jack but it only records in mono.
What I'm looking for is a miniscule recorder that records in 32 bit float and takes a stereo mini jack and provides plug-in power. With stereo monitoring of course. For some clandestine binaural field recordings. #audioengineering#soundrecording
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I see lots of people releasing videos with audio that doesn't play loudly, and consistently, and needs help in general. I can fix that.
"Composer, software developer and networked music researcher Rebekah Wilson is actively developing this website, based on the her 15-years experience as technical co-founder at Source Elements and her post-graduate research. This site is made available to provide practical, platform-agnostic guides for musicians of all kinds to perform together over the Internet regardless of the technology available to them."
These guys are up for grabs if you've got a 500 series rack with space in it. Two Rupert Neve Designs 535 Diode Bridge Compressors and two 551 Inductive EQ units.
They're absolutely incredible sounding and make everything you put through them sound better, but I gotta simplify. #Recording#AudioEngineering
I got my first guitar amplifier in 1969: an Austrovox with 100 watts. Unfortunately it broke. This mishap caused me to decide to study electrical engineering at Graz University of Technology. At master's level, I decided to specialise in Audio Engineering. I never learned to fix my amplifier, though. However, I learned about other exciting topics. Digital technology became my profession. Recently I bought a processor containing more guitar amplifier sounds I will ever need. #audioengineering
It's amazing what producers and engineers in the #1980s were able to get out of what is in retrospect extremely rudimentary digital audio processing technology, and "that #80s sound" is still being emulated in #audio plugins today.