When I found out when I was doing research online about my mentor that he engineered and mixed blink-182, I was like You gotta be freaking kidding me? I listened to this record on repeat for all of my middle school and early high school time.

My mentor let me sit in on a mastering session. It was so cool. Im really looking forward to learning the ins and outs of the processes so I can do it myself.

I really found myself a great opportunity with this school right around the time I was second guessing my choice to quit university classes for good. Whats the point of having a degree you cant do anything with? I'm so glad I chose to attend Recording Connection.

My audio engineering/production internship began through Recording Connection at a young age. I was introduced at Night Owl Studios, located in midtown Manhattan, at a great location. We got started with all necessary educational requirements to be an audio engineer/producer. I expressed immediate interest with the impressive outboard gear and software. I realized within this business, nothing is given, but earned. With guidance from my mentor I pursued work at multiple Music retail locations such as guitar center and Sam Ash. I have taken my learning's through recording connections internship and applied it to any task at hand. I've worked with steady clientele as well as music producers from major labels including Jive Records and MTV. Working as a tech, I learned how to repair various types of studio equipment; how they were built from the ground up to manipulate and process sounds all fashions of music. It was Night Owl Studios and the professionals employed there that created an