Ages 18-25
Please note that the session on Wed 25 March will be a panel/discussion with music industry professionals working in music engineering and production featuring:
AUSTEL
Austel is the project of Devon-born, London-based artist Annie Rew Shaw. Critically acclaimed for her 2024 debut album Dead Sea, equally being a keen lender of her ears as a studio engineer for other recording artists.
The founder behind the choir that house built, House Gospel Choir. A seasoned vocalist, choral director and songwriter who frequently leads a choir of voices in the booth on your favourite pop records
A waymaker in London’s post-production scene, collaborating with Mercedes F1 Team, Amazon, Netflix, and British Airways in sweetening their sounds, while seamlessly navigating Pro Tools like the back of his hand.
For sessions that are sold out, please click the link below to join the wait list and we’ll contact you if additional spaces open up.
Ever wondered why multiple plugins claim to do the same thing but somehow sound different? Or maybe you’ve been in a studio session where the engineer seems to speak a different language?
This six-week masterclass led by industry professionals, will give you the tools you need to improve and streamline your mixing and mastering game.
The project will be delivered by experienced studio engineers.
Existing experience isn’t essential, but this project is aimed at those who already have some experience in music production, recording, or mixing and want to take their skills to the next level.
Booking one session or multiple sessions at a time. Book your place using the enrol button on this page.
If you need help to pay for things like project fees, transport or childcare, we can help. Find out how you can get support. If you are using a bursary to pay for the project, please ensure you arrange this with the Advice Base with plenty of time before the start of the project.
We are committed to supporting D/deaf, disabled and neurodiverse young people, those with medical conditions, access requirements or any lived experience that may require adaptation, support or sensitivity. If there is anything you would like to let us (our youth workers, tutors or staff) know that will support your enjoyment and access, you can do so by emailing us at advicebase@roundhouse.org.uk, and we will contact you to discuss further how to best support your engagement.