A Seminar in Sound Engineering with Berklee's Carl Beatty

In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org - Carl Beatty, a veteran engineer and Professor of Production and Engineering at Berklee College of Music, discusses many aspects of the craft of engineering a recording session. He shares his opinions on what it takes to be a great engineer, how to set up a home studio, the digital-versus-analog debate, how to choose an engineer for a project, and how to make yourself the best studio engineer you can be. He also offers advice to students who want to study engineering, and to parents of students who are considering applying to Berklee College of Music.

[@oompaloompa3730]

Wow, he's really articulate about things.

[@bernardkrisnandi7652]

Great topics Carl 👍👍👍

[@JamesRossMusicdotcom]

Lots of knowledge and good experience are packed into this....Thank you....

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[@loondoo]

Excellent advice and interview

[@LuCrow528]

this is heavy topic. very informative

[@catboyzee]

A lot of knowledge. But this fellow is a bit too cerebral and somewhat lamentational IMO. This cat would likely only disrupt the creative process for some of today's producers and performers.. With the advent of genres like Hip-Hop and electronica, the creation mindset has totally changed to a more in-the-moment process. It definitely ain't like it was 40 to 60 years ago...