Audio gremlins (and how to slay them)

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Date
04/09/2025
Time
12:00pm - 2:00pm EST
Where
Online Workshop
Cost
$75.00
Registration Closed

Audio gremlins are everywhere, always seeking to find their way into our productions, whether we are working with audio recorded in a studio, at home, or in the field. 

In this class, audio engineer and trainer Rob Byers will help you learn how to identify what’s really going on, give you real-world tips to prevent the most common audio problems, and help you discern when it’s time to seek assistance.

There will be lots of listening — please bring a pair of headphones to class.

*This class is capped at 30.

Who's this class for?

This class is especially suited to early career producers in audio storytelling, podcasting, or radio production. However, anyone interested in learning to recognize and prevent common audio problems will benefit.

About Your Instructor

Rob Byers

Trainer, consultant, and audio engineer Rob Byers has worked extensively with broadcast and podcast producers, including NPR, NBC News, Vox Media, Bloomberg, The Washington Post, Criminal, and American Public Media. Previously with NPR Training, Rob trained audio producers across the United States. He has recorded musicians across a variety of genres from Lizzo and Brandi Carlile to Yo-Yo Ma and Denyce Graves, helped engineer NPR’s coverage of Hurricane Katrina from the Gulf Coast, and coordinated live international broadcasts.

His work has contributed to both a Peabody and a Pulitzer. Rob has written guides for producers of all experience levels, including The Ear Training Guide for Audio Producers, The Audio Producer’s Guide to Loudness, and The Producer’s Handbook to Mixing Audio Stories. In 2021, Rob was awarded the inaugural Audio Engineering Society's President's Award for his work on loudness in music streaming and podcasts. He currently serves on the board of the Association of Independents in Radio (AIR).

Notes on this Class

Refund and recording policy: Classes will not be recorded and are non-refundable. We are not able to issue a refund if you cancel or do not attend a class. If you are unable to make a class, you are welcome to sell or give away your ticket and email the name of the new attendee to info@radiobootcamp.org. You will receive a Zoom link for the workshop the day before it begins.
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