Assistant Audio Recordist Course at Axl School of Music

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Assistant Audio Recordist Course at Axl School of Music Axl School of music and technology. We will hand-pick very few students based on a aptitude interview.

GROUP MUSIC LESSONS:
(Instruments, voice, song-writing, stagecraft, composing, arranging, theory and audio-music production technology) We are featuring our 'Assistant Audio-Recordist course' this year with the primary goal of grooming a music and technically-minded enthusiast into a well developed assistant to the digital audio/sound recordist. This is a serious course for people who would want

to start their own home studios, work as assistants in existing recording studios, or simply for the sheer thrill of learning a new and exciting craft. This 16 class course (32 work hours -maybe once a week or depending on the group-class convenience) will see the student experiment and learn basics of routing a recording studio,patching,Cabling,Micking for specific instruments, Ambient micking, Sterophonic micking,Pop-Filters, microphone, mixer,pre-amp,hardware Fx.safe-handling. Phantom-_power,D.I boxes,soundcard interfaces,wordclocks,patchbays, a.c temperature controls in studio, audio/midi software recording DAWs,primary setting up for a take, recording and basic editing, mixing in Sonar(soon introducing Protools,Logic,Cubase,Nuendo,etc) , utilising, Noise,gates, Compressors, Expanders, Dynamic Exciters, Reverbs, Delays and other important filters like Parametric and Graphic Equalizers, Gaining a fairly good knowledge of Frequency controls, Audio-clip and midi-clips cut,copy,paste,nudge,slide, autotune, automation, plus knowledge of musicscore reading and writing in Sibelius, arranging/sequencing music-tracks in midi in arranger software, basic chords/scales/arpegii, understanding Chord-charts, song-form and popular song formats, also compositional basics and lyrics writing, and operation on midi_usb keyboard motherboards, incorporating vst and synths into projects, audio/mp3 and other popular format mixdown and encoding after introduction to mastering ready-made templates. All this and more will be possible with a dedicated approach to this fascinating art in the 2 hour group class and daily 3 hour individual practice homework. Dates and details will be announced soon.Not forgetting the Dj and Rj and Vj, we have included a dose of Fruity-loops (Reason,Rebirth will be added soon)and Podcasting, Uploading YOUR OWN TUNES,SPOKEN-WORD,AUDIO FILES to free-hosting servers on the WWW (Disclaimer:although we conduct an internal examination after the total duration of the course and give a report and a course completion certificate, we like to state that this is a serious course but to be considered at the level of a HOBBY course and not meant to replace a highly professional sound-engineering course, nevertheless, the knowledge and experience obtained through this hobby recording course will be immensely beneficial to the student for his/own confidence and musical/technical development. We are happy to be of service to the music industry!There is a good chance that this hobby course may land you a job in this field in many of the Studios around!

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🔧 Poor Man’s HF SSB Receiver — A Brilliant Low-Cost Radio Project by ANTRAK

If you’ve ever dreamed of tuning into the world of HF radio signals without spending a fortune on fancy equipment — this project is for you! The “Poor Man’s HF SSB Receiver”, published by the Ankara Telsiz ve Radyo Amatörleri Kulübü Derneği (ANTRAK), is a shining example of how simplicity and ingenuity can open the door to the fascinating world of amateur radio.

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🌍 The Story Behind the Project

Authored by Barbaros Aşuroğlu (WB2CBA, NY) and Burçak Çubukçu, this two-part ANTRAK project turns a few humble components into a fully functional HF receiver capable of receiving SSB and digital modes like FT8, FT4, JS8, and WSPR.

Barbaros, an experienced ham operator with over 30 years in the field, shared how he rediscovered his passion for HF after years of working on VHF/UHF. He wanted a simple receiver to monitor digital weak-signal communications — and that’s where this innovative idea was born.

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⚙️ What Makes It Special

The receiver uses the NE602/SA602 mixer IC, a classic chip known for its simplicity and performance. It’s built around five key sections:

1. Low Pass Filter (LPF) – Keeps unwanted signals out.

2. Mixer (NE602) – Converts radio frequencies into audio.

3. Audio Amplifier (LM358) – Brings sound to your PC sound card.

4. VFO with SI5351A – Generates stable frequencies digitally.

5. Arduino Nano Controller – Lets you switch between four preset frequencies for different modes.

🎯 Designed initially for the 20 m band (14 MHz), it can easily be modified for other HF bands — simply by tweaking the LPF and frequency settings.

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🧠 Educational, Economical & Exciting

What makes this project stand out is its learning value and affordability. Using common, low-cost modules, even beginners can assemble it and start exploring the airwaves.

Burçak Çubukçu’s “Let’s Build It” article adds practical insights, detailed schematics, and helpful tips — making it a complete guide for makers.

Whether you want to experiment with FT8, track WSPR beacons, or just listen to HF chatter, this project offers a rewarding path to get started.

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💡 Key Advantages

✅ Low-Cost & Easy-to-Build – Uses affordable modules like Arduino Nano & SI5351A.
✅ Beginner-Friendly – Minimal tuning, straightforward design.
✅ Modular Design – Easily adapt to other HF bands.
✅ Educational Value – Perfect for learning HF receiver principles.
✅ Digital-Mode Ready – Ideal companion for WSJT-X, JS8Call, etc.

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📻 Conclusion

The “Poor Man’s HF SSB Receiver” isn’t just a project — it’s a gateway to learning and experimenting with radio technology. It proves that innovation doesn’t always require expensive tools — just curiosity, creativity, and community spirit.

Kudos to Barbaros Aşuroğlu (WB2CBA, NY) and Burçak Çubukçu for sharing this gem with the world through ANTRAK!

👉 Explore the full project on ANTRAK’s official site:
🔗 Poor Man’s HF SSB Receiver – ANTRAK
🔗 Let’s Build It – ANTRAK

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