ALR is looking for dedicated HSRA students that want to be apart of a student run record label. If your interested contact HSRA students and staff at 11:00 a.m. Monday through Friday in studio A. ALR is also looking for submissions for pick-me-up and the Fo-show.

HSRA upgrades to Pro Tools 8. Thanks to David Kingsbury and Tre Kubeyinje for all of their hard tech work. Students will return to school to see what father winter has put under the studio tree. Studio A and B receive big upgrades to Pro Tools 8. These new upgrades will allow more production power for each studio and allow students to transfer files back and forth between both systems.

Students from Urban Music get a brand new photoshoot and start to work on their autobiographies.

A few students from AE are now learning mixing and mastering techniques with protools pluggins. Devon & Illy should be certified before winter break.

Course Description
In this course students will learn about Audio Engineering through a hands on project. Students will work with other students with the help of a music facilitator to develop knowledge, skill and technique in a professional studio environment. The goal in this workshop is to provide students with a professional recording facility, experience hands on technical training, and further more, encourage their creative efforts in education.

Students sharpening their Audio Engineering skills to become HSRA certified.

Producer William Patterson and Songwriter Devon Smith team up together in R&B class to record a new hit track.

Devon Smith-Recording Artist

William Patterson-Producer