Introduction to Live Audio
A planned free introduction to microphones, signal flow, consoles, speakers, troubleshooting and professional working habits. No previous audio experience required.
Practical audio training shaped by the work behind concerts, conferences, festivals, corporate events, houses of worship and live broadcasts.
A planned free introduction to microphones, signal flow, consoles, speakers, troubleshooting and professional working habits. No previous audio experience required.
Ten modules connecting listening, gain structure, routing and mixing to dependable production practice. Planned paid course; pricing to be announced.
Twenty-module paths in front of house, monitor engineering, and recording/livestream audio. Develop the decisions and communication behind each position.
Good audio takes more than knowing where the controls are. It takes listening, tracing the signal, communicating with the crew and making clear decisions when the plan changes.
Our curriculum connects technical explanations with equipment demonstrations, practical exercises and troubleshooting. Lessons are being adapted from our existing training for houses of worship to support learners across venues and production teams.
Build confidence and a technical foundation, then focus on the production role you want to develop.
For houses of worship, educational institutions, corporate teams and community organizations: discuss training around your team, equipment, event schedule and operating needs.
Build on the fundamentals with focused learning in front of house, monitor engineering, recording and livestream audio.
Course videos, learning resources and assessments are in development. Registration dates, final prerequisites and paid-course pricing will be announced when enrollment opens.