Seattle Recording Arts

★ 5 · Alex Mattison

Phenomenal experience all around. The staff is not only knowledgeable and experienced, but flexible and willing to help each student on their individual needs. I highly recommend learning pro-tools and audio engineering at SRA for the sake of learning from a dedicated staff that guides you through hands-on experience that you will maintain. I could not have imagined a better experience and am grateful I found them.

a year ago

★ 5 · Marina Fields

I wish I could more accurately depict--in words--how great my experience was. I went through a traditional college experience several years ago, but this program was so much better than that experience. I took the Audio Engineering courses, levels 1 and 2. Overall, the program was more than I had hoped for. Seattle Recording Arts is more than just classroom-based learning. There was a lot of opportunity to work hands on in the studio with gear and musicians. By the end of the course, the students were running their own sessions. It truly felt like the program was setup in a way to give students the most success possible. Above all things though, Joe and Karyn were absolutely amazing. The application and administration was made simple and easy to understand, but Karyn was still always av

3 years ago

★ 5 · Israel Ferraro

With this being a smaller trade school, I didn't really discover it until a couple months before applying and getting accepted. And I'm very pleased that I did! I took level one and two of SRA's audio engineering courses - graduating from the second course in June 2022. I learned all the ins and outs of using a DAW to record at home all the way to recording a session with live bands in the school's studio! And it was all hands on! With the class sizes small and the course content so well put together, I was able to firmly grasp the concepts taught about the music/recording industry all while feeling free to ask questions and not be left behind. The faculty was also amazing as they are all experienced pros in the field. What was shown to us is very applicable to the real world of recording

3 years ago