Reflection: Drew Sliger’s Interview & Masterclass
Reflect on what you learned from Drew about being a recording engineer.
Reflection
After watching Drew’s interview and masterclass, please reflect on what you’ve learned about recording and engineering. We encourage you to discuss what was meaningful for you, but if you need help getting started, see below for some prompts to get the reflection ball rolling:
Hitting the record button is the tip of the engineering iceberg. There are deep systems required to facilitate creativity and make the process smooth in the studio.
Engineering is a balance of very complicated technical demands and a human sensitivity to body language and energy.
Backing up and storing sessions, audio, and information is an almost sacred responsibility to an artist or band. You serve as their archivist, keeper of their creations!
Limiting latency while providing a wide range of options in a session requires efficiency and close attention to detail with settings.
The necessity of organization during and after a session.