About the role
Recording technicians work with sound recording and sound processing, often within music production, film, or TV. They usually have an education in sound engineering or media production. Their expertise is crucial for achieving high-quality sound in various contexts.Responsibilities
Recording technicians are responsible for rigging and calibrating sound equipment, conducting sound recordings, and mixing audio tracks. They collaborate with artists and producers to realize the desired sound image. Maintenance of equipment and sound editing are also important parts of their job responsibilities.Skills and tools
Recording technicians are proficient in sound editing software such as Pro Tools, Logic Pro, or Ableton Live. They have a good knowledge of acoustics and microphone technology. The ability to be precise, creative, and to solve technical problems are central skills in the profession.