Hi, my name is George Grenfell and I am studying a masters degree in audio engineering. I have a passion for live sound and have always aspired to be a live sound engineer!

Hello, I have been doing this for quite some time and well, i always felt like i was advancing in the quality of my craft, but recently i feel like since i cant go too school or afford classes that my knowledge of recording is very limited. and i was wondering if i could get tips to have my music sounding more professional.

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I'm working as a runner for a post-production sound company and starting to do some dialogue editing. I struggle a lot with ADR spotting and want to learn more about how sound works and be able to identify problems with audio recordings and the extent to which these problems can be resolved with Pro Tools other than just rerecording.

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A good friend of mine and a 30 year veteran of the recording industry needs help. He has coronary artery disease and no insurance. His name is Howie Lindeman and is FOH engineer for many top artists.

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Anything you can do will be a great help.

My band is slated to start recording our first album in a week or so. I plan on recording all the tracks at my home studio using my Roland VS-1824 . We then plan on burning down each track onto CDr's and bringing the lot of them to a pro studio for mixing and mastering where they can dump these data tracks down into their platform (Pro Tools I assume).

i was really looking into Full Sail, but i keep hearing bad reveiws about it. My dad really wants me to go to MTSU because they supposably have an amazing audio production 4 year program deal.

What do yall think?

I just want to know how possible it is to make a good living by working in a recording studio, or making your own. How hard is it to get a job at columbia records or some other huge record company. Is it a practicle idea?

I am finishing a university degree this year, and am very interested in enrolling in a sound engineer college program after I am finished. I would really appreciate some suggestions for schools to look into. I currently live in Toronto and attend University in Halifax.