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Art & Science Of Sound Recording 'ASSR-Online': A New Online Recording Course based around acclaimed Alan Parsons DVD Series
Art & Science Of Sound Recording 'ASSR-Online': A New Online Recording Course based around acclaimed Alan Parsons DVD Series
Art & Science Of Sound Recording 'ASSR-Online': A New Online Recording Course based around acclaimed Alan Parsons DVD Series
SANTA CRUZ, CA, USA: Based around legendary producer, engineer, and artist Alan Parsons’ award-winning Art & Science Of Sound Recording DVD series namesake (narrated by American actor, writer, director, and musician Billy Bob Thornton) that teaches about recording and production, project/company Art & Science Of Sound Recording (ASSR) is proud to announce ASSR-Online — a new recording course, taken exclusively online, allowing anyone to learn from their internationally-acclaimed instructor at any time from any device, offering 26 video-based lesson modules that draw upon what was already the most complete examination of the subject ever undertaken, now open for enrolment with new and updated content, plus industry certification awarded upon course completion.
Put it this way: while $395.00 USD is not necessarily an impulse purchase — particularly in today’s turbulent times, what is being bought into with ASSR-Online is an authenticated training program from the extraordinarily gifted musical mind of GRAMMY® Award-winning producer and engineer extraordinaire Alan Parsons. Professionally starting out as an assistant engineer at Abbey Road Studios in London, where he worked with The Beatles (on 1969’s Abbey Road and 1970’s Let It Be) and engineered Pink Floyd’s fame-propelling The Dark Side Of The Moon album in 1973, he has since enjoyed a multi-decade-spanning, multi-platinum career as a producer and as an artist with The Alan Parsons Project.
Prospective purchasers could consider enrolling on the ASSR-Online course for a number of reasons: they want to get music production training from one of the most renowned figures in the industry with a career spanning The Beatles to a GRAMMY® win in 2019; they are already making music at home and want to develop skills and knowledge; they are in a band and want to be able to make decent demos without breaking the bank; they are the parent or guardian of a student interested in music production who has decided to defer until ‘normal college life’ returns, so this will act as a powerful way to make use of their time and prepare them for further education when that time comes; they are already a seasoned musician but want to get to grips with modern recording tools and techniques; they are an educator working in this fast-changing industry and want to pick up tips from a master to broaden their knowledge; they need industry certification for work or education opportunities; they are not getting enough out of YouTube — between click bait and unqualified presenters (whose work they have never even heard), they are seeking context, authenticated instruction, and actual learning as opposed to just looking; they cannot afford to take out a student loan to attend a physical audio engineering school or college course, whereas with ASSR-Online $395.00 USD is the total investment involved.
** Please note that anyone who has previously purchased any version of Alan Parsons’ award-winning Art & Science Of Sound Recording series — on DVD or as downloadable videos or video-on-demand — will receive a discount of the product purchase price up to $149.00 USD (the cost of the DVD boxed set) that can be applied to the ASSR-Online course cost. (Owners of any such product should simply contact ASSR at [email protected] before enrolling online, stating what they have, where and when they made their purchase, and ASSR will send an appropriate discount coupon.)
*An excerpt from ASSR-Online’s opening A Brief History of Recording lesson module
About 'ASSR' Art & Science Of Sound Recording (ASSR) is a project/company comprising KEYFAX Digital Video Productions producer Julian Colbeck working with internationally-acclaimed producer, engineer, and artist Alan Parsons. It is based around the latter’s namesake Art & Science Of Sound Recording DVD series that teaches about recording and production. Colbeck’s career took off as a musician and author in 1985 when publishing the first of what would become a classic series of buyer’s guides to synths and electronic keyboards called Keyfax, before going on to work as a keyboardist with prog rock icons Yes/ABWH and (former) Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett. Parsons professionally started out as an assistant engineer at Abbey Road Studios in London, where he worked with The Beatles (on 1969’s Abbey Road and 1970’s Let It Be) and engineered Pink Floyd’s fame-propelling The Dark Side Of The Moon album in 1973; he has since enjoyed a multi-decade-spanning, multi-platinum career as a producer and as an artist with The Alan Parsons Project. ASSR-Online is their latest joint venture, an online course allowing anyone to learn from their internationally-acclaimed instructor, interacting via 26 video-based lesson modules at any time from any device drawing upon what was already the most complete examination of the subject ever undertaken, now with new and updated content, plus industry certification awarded upon course completion.
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