Sound Engineering Technicians

About the Role

Sound engineering technicians operate and maintain the equipment used to record, amplify, enhance, and mix sound.

Setting up microphones, speakers, and other sound equipment for events.
Adjusting sound levels and mixing audio tracks during live performances or recordings.
Troubleshooting and repairing equipment malfunctions.
Collaborating with artists, producers, and other technicians to achieve the desired sound quality.
Recording, editing, and processing audio using digital audio workstations (DAWs).
Conducting sound checks before performances to ensure optimal audio quality.
Maintaining and organizing audio equipment inventory.
Staying current with emerging technologies and software in the sound engineering field.

George Martin – Often referred to as 'the Fifth Beatle,' he was a record producer, arranger, and composer known for his innovative work with The Beatles.
René Dupéré – A renowned sound engineer and composer famous for his work in theatre, particularly in Cirque du Soleil productions.
Chris Lord-Alge – A celebrated audio engineer recognized for his exceptional mixing work in rock music and collaborations with major artists.

Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio
A comprehensive guide to mixing techniques in smaller, less-equipped studios, ideal for sound engineering students and enthusiasts.
Pensado's Place
An in-depth podcast featuring interviews with prominent sound engineers sharing tips and techniques.
Sound on Sound Magazine
A leading magazine for the audio production community that covers tips, reviews, and tutorials on various aspects of sound engineering.