Craig Alvin is a recording engineer currently based in Nashville, TN. He has an eclectic group of engineering credits to his name, including albums by Telecast, Soular, Charlie Hall, Ty England, and Hanson.
Engineer Craig Alvin discusses the ins and outs of working as a recording engineer. He shares his insights on basic microphone placement, how to maintain the right atmosphere in the recording studio, how to adapt to different studios and rooms, and what it takes to become an in-demand engineer who people want to work with.
Engineer Craig Alvin shares some advice for people who want to become a professional studio engineer on the risks and realities of starting a career in that field today.
Engineer Craig Alvin shares his views on what it takes to be a good recording engineer– including technical knowledge, music theory, and a positive attitude.
Engineer Craig Alvin explains why familiarity with classic recordings is key when engineering a genre of music that you aren’t intimately familiar with.
Engineer Craig Alvin explains how to maintain a standard when recording in different environments – including knowing your preferences, accuracy in monitoring, and having a point of reference.
Engineer Craig Alvin shares his views on how new technology is empowering more people to start recording music, and whether this has a good or bad effect on the general quality of the music being made today.
