Why I Choose To Become An Audio Engineer

Audio Engineer, Recording connection We all have to make career choices for our future, and there are so many to choose from. I have chosen Audio Engineering, a job where somebody operates machines and equipment to record, synchronize, mix, or reproduce music, voices, or sound effects in sporting events, theater production, recording studios, music and sound for movies and music video production. I have chosen this career because it is something I have always dreamed of doing. The job has no initial location, just wherever the Audio Engineer chooses to do his/her work. It's a business job, but there really are no set hours. Geographically it's world-wide. In the job the engineer has a choice to make music, produce music, record music,
A major for an undergraduate would be Surround Sound Technician. Classes for an Audio Engineer would be advanced structural dynamics and acoustics which is how sound moves and how it's perceived, music and technology which is the use of technology in musical history. For a masters in Audio Engineering, an engineer posses the knowledge of manipulation, recording, reproduction, and mixing or sound. It will take me 18 months during and after high school until I can reach my career goal. The entrance requirements for (RC) are unspecified. Future engineers are not required to take the SAT/ACT. The GPA is unspecified for and engineer. Future audio engineers are not required to take any kind of special activities or classes in high school. My plan to reach my career goal is to start taking my college courses during my senior year, after high school complete my college courses, and start making my own music once I have completed my classes and have received my Audio Engineer certificate. For this school year, all I can do is make passing grades. My personal goals are to work on a live set. The only way I can do that is by going to