Volunteer: Tunes @ Noon Sound SupportKey ResponsibilitiesAudio & Technical Support
Assist with setup and breakdown of chairs, sound equipment (PA, microphones, DI boxes, cables, monitors) Assist artists with load-in and stage plot Support sound check and live audio adjustments during performances Monitor levels to ensure a clean, balanced listening experience Troubleshoot basic audio issues quickly and calmly Student Mentorship & EducationMentor audio engineering students during live sessions Demonstrate best practices for live sound, signal flow, and stage etiquette Encourage professionalism, teamwork, and learning in a real-world environment Artist RelationsGreet and assist performing artists with courtesy and respect Help artists feel welcomed, supported, and confident on stage Communicate clearly with artists regarding sound needs and performance flow Professional Representation & Guest ExperienceRepresent The Church Studio in a professional, positive, and hospitable manner Provide excellent customer service to guests, staff, and volunteers Serve as an ambassador for The Church Studio’s mission and history Assist with light public relations by answering basic questions about the studio and program Program & Event SupportSupport event flow and timing in coordination with staff Maintain a clean, safe, and organized performance area Follow all safety guidelines and studio protocols Assist staff with minor tasks as needed to ensure a smooth event Ideal Skills & ExperienceGraduate of an Audio Engineer program or equivalent work experience Basic to intermediate knowledge of live sound and audio equipment Experience with microphones, mixers, and PA systems preferred Calm, solution-oriented demeanor in live performance settings Strong communication and interpersonal skills Interest in mentoring and education Punctual, dependable, and detail-oriented What You GainHands-on experience in a historic, working recording studio Opportunity to mentor and shape the next generation of audio engineers Professional networking with artists, engineers, and industry professionals Behind-the-scenes access to live performances Volunteer status and community engagement at The Church Studio with staff, visitors and other volunteers Assisting The Church Studio Music Foundation in expanding its purpose and mission Department: Live Sound Engineer (Must have experience) Key ResponsibilitiesAudio & Technical Support
Assist with setup and breakdown of chairs, sound equipment (PA, microphones, DI boxes, cables, monitors) Assist artists with load-in and stage plot Support sound check and live audio adjustments during performances Monitor levels to ensure a clean, balanced listening experience Troubleshoot basic audio issues quickly and calmly Student Mentorship & EducationMentor audio engineering students during live sessions Demonstrate best practices for live sound, signal flow, and stage etiquette Encourage professionalism, teamwork, and learning in a real-world environment Artist RelationsGreet and assist performing artists with courtesy and respect Help artists feel welcomed, supported, and confident on stage Communicate clearly with artists regarding sound needs and performance flow Professional Representation & Guest ExperienceRepresent The Church Studio in a professional, positive, and hospitable manner Provide excellent customer service to guests, staff, and volunteers Serve as an ambassador for The Church Studio’s mission and history Assist with light public relations by answering basic questions about the studio and program Program & Event SupportSupport event flow and timing in coordination with staff Maintain a clean, safe, and organized performance area Follow all safety guidelines and studio protocols Assist staff with minor tasks as needed to ensure a smooth event Ideal Skills & ExperienceGraduate of an Audio Engineer program or equivalent work experience Basic to intermediate knowledge of live sound and audio equipment Experience with microphones, mixers, and PA systems preferred Calm, solution-oriented demeanor in live performance settings Strong communication and interpersonal skills Interest in mentoring and education Punctual, dependable, and detail-oriented What You GainHands-on experience in a historic, working recording studio Opportunity to mentor and shape the next generation of audio engineers Professional networking with artists, engineers, and industry professionals Behind-the-scenes access to live performances Volunteer status and community engagement at The Church Studio with staff, visitors and other volunteers Assisting The Church Studio Music Foundation in expanding its purpose and mission Department: Live Sound Engineer (Must have experience) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 74120 Allow Groups: No |