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Learn the art of audio production from helmet r00m

If you've always wanted to learn the ins and outs of record production, your golden opportunity has arrived. Randall Frazier, chief engineer at helmet r00m recordings, is teaching a class on basic audio production at the Colorado Free University. The three-session class will cover the basics of audio theory, microphone...
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If you've always wanted to learn the ins and outs of record production, your golden opportunity has arrived. Randall Frazier, chief engineer at helmet r00m recordings, is teaching a class on basic audio production at the Colorado Free University. The three-session class will cover the basics of audio theory, microphone use, computer recording, MIDI technology and the fundamentals of mixing and production, split into one theory class and two sessions of hands-on practice.

As a self-taught studio rat myself, I can say I wish like hell I'd had someone to teach me the basics instead of having to figure out everything the hard way. This is a great opportunity for bands looking to self-record, not to mention anyone who's considering a career in audio production and wants to get their feet wet before signing up for a full-fledged program somewhere. Hell, I'd even recommend it to hard-core music fans who want to get the inside dope on how it's done. I feel that learning about how music is put together has allowed me to appreciate and enjoy a far wider variety of musical styles than I would have dreamed possible before I started recording. The class is $96 for non-members of CFU ($84 for members), plus a $20 materials fee. For more info or to sign up, visit the helmet room blog.

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