Audio engineering is the field of recording, manipulating, and reproducing sound. It encompasses various processes related to sound production, including the use of audio technology to capture, mix, edit, and master audio recordings. Audio engineers work with a range of equipment such as microphones, mixers, and digital audio workstations to ensure quality sound is achieved in various contexts, including music production, film, broadcasting, and live events. Their role involves understanding acoustics, signal flow, and audio effects, as well as the creative aspects of sound design. The goal of audio engineering is to create clear, balanced, and aesthetically pleasing audio that fits the intended purpose of the project.
Jonan Ordorika, a renowned Basque sound engineer, is celebrated at the Loraldia Festival in Bilbao. A tribute event at Teatro Arriaga features performances by Hiru Truku, Anari, and Miren Narbaiza.…