Kurt Bullock is loving life. He’s currently at Quad Studios in the heart of Manhattan working with the likes of Missy Elliot, Coldplay, The White Strips and The Black Eyed Peas. “A lot of times I'll go in at 8:00 in the morning and take care of the day to day tasks in the studio,” says the hard working Bullock. “Often, the artist will be there in the evening and then go home we'll stay there and continue editing and mixing until the artist gets back the next morning to see what we have done.”
Although the work is hard, Bullock is ecstatic about the opportunity. “I love working in this field. I get to work with different people every day, and learn something new from each of them. For me, it's the perfect blend of art and science - and that keeps me excited about every new opportunity,” says Bullock.
As for his education, Bullock is emphatic. “Going to the Conservatory was the best career decision I could have made. Prior to attending the school I was working at a few studios, trying to make my way up and finally decided that I needed a solid audio education to build upon. The Conservatory prepared me to be able into a professional studio, and be an effective member of their team.”
The Conservatory prepares over 800 audio professionals each year to enter the world of recording.
Although the work is hard, Bullock is ecstatic about the opportunity. “I love working in this field. I get to work with different people every day, and learn something new from each of them. For me, it's the perfect blend of art and science - and that keeps me excited about every new opportunity,” says Bullock.
As for his education, Bullock is emphatic. “Going to the Conservatory was the best career decision I could have made. Prior to attending the school I was working at a few studios, trying to make my way up and finally decided that I needed a solid audio education to build upon. The Conservatory prepared me to be able into a professional studio, and be an effective member of their team.”
The Conservatory prepares over 800 audio professionals each year to enter the world of recording.