A look at a method used for years in the training of sound engineers in Germany, and the application of similar ideas in a British university. Technology and music work side by side in any recording or broadcasting studio, usually being personified respectively by the producers and studio engineers. A Tonmeister has received education in depth in both aspects and the training of Tonmeisters, pioneered in Germany, is now going ahead in England.

Author: Borwick, John
Affiliation: University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey, England
AES Convention: 46 (September 1973) Paper Number: 938
Publication Date: September 1, 1973

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