“The BBC crew were very
nice. When we were tidying
the gear up at the end of
the gig they came over to
say thanks.
“It was by far the biggest
concert I’ve worked on.
We’ve done a few gigs for
college bands at West of
the Moon but this is a much
greater scale. I’ve seen
some videos of the night
and it sounded good!
It was by far the biggest
“concert
I’ve worked on.
We’ve done a few gigs for
college bands at West of the
Moon but this is a much
greater scale. I’ve seen
some videos of the
night and it sounded good!
“
split the signal with the
BBC. So we were sending
the microphone signals to
them and they were putting
it out live on the radio.
“Meeting other people
who are working in the
industry in a professional
environment was fantastic.
It’s a great way to build up
contacts.”
Daniel is now back in the
recording studio as he
continues his HND in Sound
Production, but his Celtic
Connections experience has
him itching to get back out
to working in music venues.
He said “The theory side is
helping but I love practical
work. I feel you learn a
lot from going out and
doing it. I’m torn between
working with live music and
doing studio work, but I’m
leaning more towards the
live environment, as I really
enjoy that. You get a real
buzz from it.”
THE STUDENT VOICE: SPRING 2016
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