Stevie C’s College Page
Welcome to my college page
I would show you my college building, but I thought a patch bay would be more interesting.
As a side note, this isn’t one of those staged photos - this is from a recording and mixing session on an MTA 990. There were quite literally re-amps, re-triggers, reverbs, echoes and division bells (look, it’s 3am) left right and center.
I have created the “@ College” page to showcase my college research.
The core units & modules I have studied at college are:
- Creative Industries Infrastructure
- Working in the Creative Industries
- Music Promotion & Management
- Sound Production Theory
- Digital Audio Theory
- Acoustics
- Sound Production Practice
- Digital Audio Workstations
- Audio for Multimedia
- Live Sound Reinforcement
- Advanced Studio Techniques
- Advanced Systems Design
- Sound Design for Interactive Media
I have been trained on a variety of mixing consoles…
- MTA 980 & MTA 990
- Soundcraft GB8, MH2, MH3 & Spirit LX7
- DigiDesign Control 24 & D-Command Icon
- Peavey XR1212, FX32
- Behringer Eurodesk series
- Midas H3000 & H4000
- Allen and Heath GL2800, GL3300 & ZED 428
- Yamaha 01V
- Tascam DM4800
- Mackie TT24
I am fluent in the use of:
- Pro Tools
- Cubase
- Reason
- Logic Pro
- Windows XP
- Mac OS
- GNU/Linux (Debian family)
I am familiar with experimental mic techniques:
- OHNO
- Glyn John
- Fukada Tree
- Hamasaki Square
- XY Pairs
- Binaural
- & variations of the above
I have gained experience from projects within the college - including seasonal gigs in The Student’s Union and both live & studio recording sessions. This enabled me to receive further training outside the college: gigs such as the UHI Rock Off, The Heb Celt Fest, various pub gigs such as Heids Up Knees Up at Mucky Mulligans and ongoing projects with a local drama club.
I come armed with a torch, sparky tape and a Sharpie.
