Audio Restoration Engineer

An Audio Restoration Engineer is a specialist who focuses on resolving issues and improving the quality of audio recordings. These engineers can work across music, cinema, podcasts, and other media. With a variety of audio restoration software programs at their disposal, they remove noise, improve the equalization of the audio, and perform a variety of other tasks.

Educational Background and Qualifications

In order to become an Audio Restoration Engineer, one should ideally have a bachelor's degree in sound engineering or recording arts. Across these degree programs, students develop their musical ear, learn how to use a range of audio recording and restoration software, and build a strong base of understanding of the fundamental principles of acoustics.

Skills and Experience

The ability to identify and remove unwanted audio artifacts is a fundamental skill that must be mastered by all Audio Restoration Engineers. They also must know how to use a variety of audio restoration software, and need to be able to identify which software is the best choice for any given task.