A REAL ONLINE MUSIC PRODUCTION SCHOOL

REMOTE ONLINE LEARNING WITH RECORDING CONNECTION

The Recording Connection offers something no “name” 4-year university or audio engineering and music production trade school can. From day one, you’ll be placed in a professional recording studio and receive one-on-one mentoring from award-winning producers and engineers.

With more than 200 locations throughout 48 states, you won’t have to travel thousands of miles for this immersive experience. You learn what it takes to make it in the music business from the inside alongside industry professionals. This includes recording, mixing and mastering, hardware and software, live sound design, and even business skills.

Our curriculum is based on the real world. But we also realize you live in the real world, too. Maybe you can’t travel 100 or even 50 miles to learn music production from sound engineers. Maybe you have a job to pay the bills, lack transportation, or even want to stay safe when a worldwide pandemic hits.

The RECORDING CONNECTION AUDIO ENGINEERING SCHOOL has your back. Even before Covid-19 hit the U.S. in February of 2020, we have been designing remote learning opportunities for students wanting to learn from audio professionals working in the music industry.

Want to learn electronic music production or create video game hooks on the latest digital audio workstation (DAW) from an audio engineer in L.A., but live in Virginia Beach? Now you can! (Although we do have a Virginia Beach Audio Engineering School location, too.)

HOW IT WORKS

Students and mentors meet via Zoom conferencing software. Students can share their screen with the mentor (or the other way around) and get immediate, live feedback on any project they may be working on. Through this technology, the mentor can hear what’s coming out of your DAW directly into their headphones or monitors.

But the RECORDING CONNECTION AUDIO ENGINEERING ONLINE SCHOOLS take it to the next level. Your mentors can remotely control the student’s computer to point out and mistakes, adjustments, or ideas during the student’s session. In many ways, this is more productive than in-person training because you and the mentor aren’t working on one computer. Both you and the monitor have full access during the class.

Although this method takes you out of the studio, you’ll actually get more time to improve your sound or work on your portfolio. You’ll be more hands-on with the DAW than ever before, more projects are started and completed, and your knowledge of the software grows exponentially.

Working with both an academic facilitator and the mentor, you will get all the necessary software you need, electronic books to study from, and become more familiar with the computer or laptop you’re working with. Our externs learn so much, a few have returned to act as mentors themselves.