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Carl Tatz, John Krivit Present AES Student Chapter Lecture at MTSU

Carl Tatz (at left), John Krivit (third from right), and MTSU Recording Industry Professor and Director Bill Crabtree (at far right) with AES Student Chapter members

TEC Award-Winning studio designer Carl Tatz and AES President John Krivit participated in an AES Student Chapter event hosted by Middle Tennessee State University’s (MTSU) Department of Recording Industry. 

Carl Tatz presented a 90-minute graphic-enhanced lecture on near-field monitoring, revealing some of the behind-the-scenes protocols of his PhantomFocus System to the students and faculty audience.

“It was really interesting to be able to present a lecture to an audience, all of whom were familiar with working on the university’s seven new PhantomFocus Systems,” Tatz says. “Plus, I’m always able to give them some useful techniques that they can take with them to use in their home studios.” 

AES President John Krivit spoke to MTSU students about professional opportunities in the audio industry and strategies for matriculating into 21st Century jobs. As he does with his Facebook group called Hey Audio Student, Krivit chronicled the events and opportunities that are made available to Student Members of the Audio Engineering Society.

Find further information at:

www.aes.org/students

mtsu.edu/programs/audio-production

www.carltatzdesign.com/phantomFocus-system.html

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