An all-day live sound engineering workshop for 18-25-year-olds in the Studio Theatre at the Roundhouse. Participants got hands-on experience setting the stage, soundcheck and live mixing with up-and-coming artist Delphi.

An afternoon workshop for 11-14-year-olds as part of the Summer School's enrichment afternoon. Participants got an introduction to setting the stage, micing up different instruments including grand piano for live performance, and live mixing.

Want a hands-on introduction to studio recording and live sound engineering? Get practical experience at this one-day project run by Omnii Collective.

What will I get from taking part?
By taking part in this project you will:
• Get hands-on studio recording experience and learn about signal flow, microphone types and techniques, studio software and how to use a mixing desk
• Learn how to set up a stage, sound-check and mix a live performance
• Attend an optional clinic session for advice on your own projects

Gain Change is Omnii's new national workshop series for women+ and non-binary sound enthusiasts, aiming to demystify music technology, break down barriers and encourage more diversity and accessibility into music studios and venues.

We are excited to be hosting two free workshops in London with special guests Steph Marziano and Amanda Mayo on mixing and production.

Steph Marziano is a producer, mix engineer, recording engineer and writer. She has worked with artists Denai Moore, Kasabian, The Prodigy and more. https://www.stephmarziano.com/

Amanda Mayo is an artist, producer, songwriter and DJ, releasing music under the project name Slow Shudder. She is currently based in Seattle, WA, and previously lived in LA, London, and NYC. https://open.spotify.com/artist/6R6Q7LJE5R4VCU3hzWZChY

Workshop 1: Music Production in Ableton with Slow Shudder 6.30 - 7.30pm
Workshop 2: Mixing Masterclass with Steph Marziano 8 - 9pm

The workshops are free of charge.

For ages 16+

Gain Change is supported by PRS Foundation’s The Open Fund for Organisations.

Venue Information:
Goldsmiths Electronic Music Studios are wheelchair accessible. We are committed to providing reasonable adjustments wherever needed for anyone with special requirements.
Directions:
Goldsmiths Campus map:
https://www.gold.ac.uk/campus-map/
Enter the Richard Hoggart Building via the main entrance. We will be there to direct you. Alternatively, follow the long corridor on the right hand side of the building. The EMS is situated down the last corridor on the right hand side.

18th October 2019 from 4.00pm
An Introduction to Live Sound Engineering

Free for Boudica Ticket holders – available on first come first served basis.

A beginner-level workshop focusing on the basics of live sound engineering. Led by live sound engineers Naomi Jackson and Phoebe Robinson (they/them), this workshop will provide participants with the knowledge to be able to run/ organise a small gig themselves.

It will also give those who are artists the technical language to be able to take control of their sound when talking to engineers during their performances. We will cover the basics of signal routing, microphone placement, mixing desk skills, power, and stage safety. Each participant will get hands on with stage set-up, sound checking, and mixing.

This workshop is now FULLY BOOKED!

Gain Change is Omnii's new national workshop series for women + and non-binary sound enthusiasts, aiming to demystify music technology, break down barriers and encourage more diversity and accessibility into music studios and venues.
Brighton! We'll be coming to you for Live Sound Engineering workshops led by Naomi Jackson and Phoebe Robinson.
Come for a 2 hour workshop at The Rose Hill to learn how to operate live sound for gigs, or how to get the most out of your performance by learning the tech behind performance.
These are aimed at complete beginners to intermediate level.

Sign up sheet coming soon, so watch this space! We will be running two identical workshops back to back so that we can create as many spaces as possible.

We’re really excited to be coming to The Rose Hill; a not-for-profit, flexible and independent arts organisation run by musicians and artists.

Gain Change is supported by PRS Foundation’s The Open Fund for Organisations.

Gain Change is Omnii's new national workshop series.
Next we’re heading to Start Together Studio in Belfast! for a Studio Engineering workshop led by Francine Perry and Joy Stacey.
These are aimed at complete beginner to intermediate level and will involve recording a local artist.

Sign up for either 10am - 1pm or 2pm - 5pm.
Once signed up we will confirm your space via email.

Gain Change is supported by PRS Foundation’s The Open Fund for Organisations.

Gain Change is Omnii's new national workshop series
First stop, Leeds! for a Studio Engineering workshop led by Francine Perry and Joy Stacey.
These are aimed at complete beginner to intermediate level and will involve recording a local artist.
Sign up for either 10am - 1pm or 2pm - 5pm.
Once signed up we will confirm your space via email.

We’re very excited to be coming to Old Chapel Studios who are a not for profit Community Interest Company, serving musicians of all ages, sizes, shapes, colours and tastes.
Part of Leeds Music Trust, registered charity.

Gain Change is supported by PRS Foundation’s The Open Fund for Organisations.