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Audio Engineering requires a strong “hands-on” emphasis on software and hardware technologies. Many hours are needed in order to fully grasp the concepts of physical environments. Access to recording studios or live-stages are a challenge for both educators & students. The recent pandemic has amplified this challenge globally! Social restrictions have drastically impacted the ability…

Rory Walker has been working in audio education for over 10 years (SAE,PointBlank), helping students learn their way around the studio on a variety of recording & mixing consoles. In our first educator series, Rory explains the essential use cases of the SoundcheckPro & VirtualStudio training software and why they are important for pro audio…

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”18546″ img_size=”large”][ultimate_spacer height=”10″][vc_column_text]Whether or not your program is intending on using Soundcheck, I wanted to offer up some tips and recommendations I’ve learned from hundreds of hours of conversations with educators since the onset of the pandemic.   Where it stands now, social restrictions are unpredictable. There have been multiple occasions where I’d be…

Making the transition to virtual training could make one hesitant. There are many questions and considerations that rightfully need to be examined prior to making the jump. Whether or not you are an educator or student, the idea of virtual in audio technology has been a blackhole of discussions since the dawn of digital. There…

Educating students on the topics of consoles, patchbays and signal flow presents it’s share of challenges. Most scenarios the teacher won’t have hardware in front of the class. For those that do, there isn’t the capacity for the students to practice leading up to their first studio labs. Students will follow along in lectures about…