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Sound Engineering Technician
Sound Engineering Technician with experience in Mixing sound inputs and Operating audio recording equipment.
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Mixing sound inputs, Operating audio recording equipment, Operating sound control consoles, Selecting materials or props, Dismantling equipment, Converting data between formats, Notifying others of equipment problems
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Worked with several well-known producers to achieve the desired sound quality for recordings
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Recorded speech and music on various recording media using professional audio equipment
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This work commonly includes conferred with producers to achieve desired sound, regulated volume level during recording sessions, and recorded speech and music on recording media.
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