Audio and Music Production School in Ardmore, Oklahoma
We took that old stale classroom concept, rebuilt and upgraded it by putting your classroom in a professional recording studio.Then we emptied out all the other students and left only YOU and YOUR TEACHER (yay for one-on-one learning!) who happens to be a pro music producer (with killer credits) to train you privately (at your pace, full time, part time, nights or weekends available).

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Your Ardmore, Oklahoma MUSIC RECORDING SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE
If you’re looking for the opportunity to go to audio engineering school in Ardmore, Oklahoma, look no further than the RECORDING CONNECTION, the only audio school alternative that gets you inside an actual Ardmore recording studio to learn as as a working extern under the personal, one-on-one guidance of a real producer/engineer. Train on-the-job for an exciting career in your choice of music production, audio engineering, mixing, live audio, electronic music-and its many sub-genres (dub fusion, industrial, house music, trance and more), club DJ and post production audio. In Ardmore, Oklahoma, your best chance for launching a music industry career is to train inside a real recording studio. We’re the school that puts you there.

You don’t have to go into extreme debt to go to Music Production and Audio Engineering School
We can train you in a real recording studio for far less. Play it smart–get on the inside track, and get connected as you get educated. Our audio recording school is a highly effective and affordable way to start your audio engineering career.
Located along I-35 midway between Oklahoma City and Dallas, the city of Ardmore is home to about 25,000 people. Known early on for its cotton, then for its oil, Ardmore has enjoyed a history of prosperity since its early beginnings, and today remains a center of commerce for the south-central Oklahoma region.
Ardmore has produced more than its fair share of NFL stars, including New York Jets legend Mark Gastineau, Green Bay Packers fullback Russ Saunders and Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan, to name a few. The late Rue McClanahan, known for playing Blanche Devereaux on The Golden Girls, was also born in this area.