On-Site Audio Experience
Challenge
Many dream of working behind the scenes at live concerts, shaping the sound that brings music to life. Yet the pathway from classroom theory to standing at the sound desk can feel out of reach. How do you give students the chance to practice the thrill and pressure of a real gig without the risks of being unprepared?
Solution
This immersive simulation puts players in the shoes of a sound engineer preparing for and running an outdoor concert. From selecting the right equipment to balancing instruments during soundcheck and handling unexpected hiccups mid-show, players experience the full scope of technical and interpersonal challenges. Their performance is scored on both technical skill and communication, mirroring the realities of professional sound work.
Positive Impact
On-Site Audio Experience bridges the gap between theory and practice. By offering a safe but authentic environment to test decisions, it helps learners build confidence, problem-solving skills, and practical knowledge before stepping into real-world events. For students, it is not just a training tool but a first taste of what it feels like to live the dream of being a sound engineer.
Overview
Many dream of working behind the scenes at live concerts, shaping the sound that brings music to life. Yet the pathway from classroom theory to standing at the sound desk can feel out of reach. How do you give students the chance to practice the thrill and pressure of a real gig without the risks of being unprepared?
Video Trailer
This immersive simulation puts players in the shoes of a sound engineer preparing for and running an outdoor concert. From selecting the right equipment to balancing instruments during soundcheck and handling unexpected hiccups mid-show, players experience the full scope of technical and interpersonal challenges. Their performance is scored on both technical skill and communication, mirroring the realities of professional sound work.
