ISCO Specialization 3521.1.7 Recording Studio Technician
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Recording Studio Technician: Recording studio technicians operate and maintain microphones and headsets in recording booths in recording studios. They operate mixing panels. Recording studio technicians manage all sound production requirements. They advise singers on the use of their voice. Recording studio technicians edit recordings into a finished product.
Essential Skills
- Audio Editing Software
- Use Audio Reproduction Software
- Acoustics
- Record Multi-Track Sound
- Operate Audio Equipment
- Document Your Own Practice
- Keep Up With Trends
- Work Ergonomically
- Assess Sound Quality
- Plan A Recording
- Use Technical Documentation
- Health And Safety Regulations
- Audiovisual Equipment
- Operate An Audio Mixing Console
- Assess Power Needs
- Edit Recorded Sound
- Prevent Undesired Changes To Sound Design
- Set Up Sound Equipment
- De-Rig Electronic Equipment
- Audio Technology
- Audio Post-Production
Optional Skills
- Set Up Audiovisual Peripheral Equipment
- Set Up Sound Reinforcement System
- Convert Different Audiovisual Formats
- Perform Soundchecks
- Program Sound Cues
- Operate Sound Live
- Manage Sound Quality
- Operate The Sound In The Rehearsal Studio
- Electricity
- Manage Technical Resources Stock
- Mix Sound In A Live Situation
- Audio Mastering
- Vocal Techniques
- Tune Up Wireless Audio Systems
- File-Based Workflow
- Technically Design A Sound System
- Perform Technical Sound Check
- Supervise Sound Production
- Manage Inventory
- Maintain Sound Equipment
Alternative Names
- Sound Mixer
- Sounds Technician
- Recording Sound Technician
- Audio Post-Production Technician
- Recording Audio Technician
- Recording Studio Sound Technician
- Recording Engineer
- Recording Sound Engineer
- Studio Sound Engineer
- Recording Studio Audio Engineer
- Re-Recording Mixer
- Studio Technician
- Special Effects Sound Technician
- Recording Technician
- Audio Editor
- Audio Restorer
