
The Audio Engineer’s responsibilities include creating and editing recordings, setting up equipment in studio and at events, following client specifications, and meeting project deadlines. An Audio Engineer should have excellent time management and show up on schedule for studio sessions and live gigs. To be successful as an Audio Engineer, you should have a discerning ear and be able to identify what sounds good. Outstanding Audio Engineer is someone with knowledgeable about audio equipment, able to follow written and verbal instructions, and consistently deliver superb results. Audio engineer use machinery and equipment to record, synchronize, mix, or reproduce music, voices, or sound effects. Audio engineer work on the production of movies, music recordings, live shows, or video games.
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