Sound Engineering Technician
Job Summary
"Operates machines responsible for creating sound. Works in recording studio, concert venues, theaters, and other venues where clear transmission of sound is important.
 Primary Responsibilities
- Operate recording and amplification machines.
 - Use sound mixing boards to mix and edit tracks.
 - Establish production goals alongside producers.
 - Adjust sound quality and volume.
 - Duplicate recordings into different formats.
 - Test, operate, maintain, and repair equipment.
 - Keep records of recordings.
 - Listen to audio from both a musical and a technical perspective.
 - Adjust recording levels.
 - Install equipment and ensure it's functioning properly.
 - Obtain clean recording of audio.
 - Correct poor recordings.
 - Run cable, check mikes, and set up baseline levels.
 - Operate control panel.
 - Load and unload equipment.
 - Set up microphones.
 - Place mikes on drums and guitar amplifiers.
 - Assign mikes a level to ensure balanced sound.
 - Participate in creative process.
 - Give advice on doubling up on vocals and adding and subtracting instruments.
 - Experiment with different kinds of microphones and microphone placements.
 - Push faders.
 - Press record, stop, and play.
 
                            