Sound Engineering
Learn to record, mix, and master music in a professional studio — hands-on training with real sessions.
Overview
What you'll learn
Our sound engineering lessons teach you the art and science of capturing and shaping sound. From microphone placement and signal flow to mixing and mastering, you'll learn on professional equipment in a real studio environment — not a classroom.
Signal flow, gain staging, and studio setup
Microphone types, placement, and recording techniques
Mixing on professional monitoring systems
EQ, compression, saturation, and spatial effects in depth
Mastering for streaming and physical release
Real-world session experience in a working studio
Single Session
£70
/ 2 hours
4-Session Bundle
£250
Save £30
Suitable For
Curriculum
What We Cover
Studio & Signal Flow
Understanding the recording chain — microphones, preamps, converters, DAW, and monitoring. How audio moves through a studio.
Recording Techniques
Mic selection and placement for vocals, guitars, drums, and instruments. Getting the best sound at source.
Mixing Fundamentals
Balance, panning, EQ, compression, and building a mix from the ground up. Working with real multitrack sessions.
Advanced Mixing
Parallel processing, bus compression, automation, creative effects, and developing your mixing style.
Mastering
Loudness, stereo width, limiting, and preparing final masters for Spotify, Apple Music, and vinyl.
Session Workflow
Running a real recording session — communicating with artists, troubleshooting, file management, and delivery.
FAQ
Common Questions
Is this for people who want to become engineers?
It's for anyone who wants to understand recording and mixing — whether you're a producer wanting to mix your own music, or someone exploring engineering as a career.
What equipment will I learn on?
You'll work on our professional studio setup — including industry-standard monitors, microphones, preamps, and DAWs. The real gear used in real sessions.
Do I need any prior experience?
No. We start from the fundamentals. Some familiarity with a DAW helps but isn't required.
Will I work on real recordings?
Yes. You'll practise with real multitrack recordings and, when possible, sit in on live sessions to see how it all comes together.
Ready to start your sound engineering journey?
Book a trial lesson — no commitment, no pressure. Just come in, meet your tutor, and see if it's right for you.