Digital Audio Interface and Analog Mixer Video Course

Course Curriculum

1: NRV-10v

2: Inputs and Outputs

3: Basic Adjustments

4: Hardware Inserts

5: Built In Effects

6: Headphone Cue

7: Audio Interface to Your Computer

8: Software Setup

9: Recording With ProTools M-Powered

10: Mixing

11: Live with Built-In Digital Effects

12: Monitoring Virtual Instruments

13: Audio Interface for Virtual Instruments c

14: Conclusion

What skills will I gain?

• The NRV-10 allows you to return multiple discrete audio channels from your computer to the NRV-10 for CPU-free mixing and monitoring complete with on-board digital effects that are great for live performances
• The NRV-10 will make vocal/instrument recording and DJ-style audio previewing simple
• During this NRV-10 course you will realise that the NRV10 (M-Audio) is a new breed of gear that combines an 8×2 analogue mixer and a 10×10 24-bit/96kHz digital audio interface in one convenient package

What careers can I get with this qualification?
The average salary of an Audio Engineer in the UK is £23,769 (payscale.com), and this will go up with experience. Upon successful completion of this course you could go on to further higher level study, or begin working in an entry level web developer position. With this qualification, you are able to fulfil various roles, such as:

• Recording Engineer
• Sound Engineer
• Audio Engineer
• Music Producer