Hi, I'm Terrence! My job is to help ensure that all AIM recording students move through our program successfully and graduate on time. I assist recording students with scheduling, class hours, lab hours, and grades. And if a student has any concerns regarding classes and/or instructors, or is experiencing any other problems that might prevent his or her successful progress at AIM, I'm here to help! Together, we'll identify problems and find solutions to effectively maintain the student's forward momentum here at AIM. Part of my job is to follow up with our students, making sure that they're successfully progressing through the program, but to do so in a positive, empowering manner by helping to provide students with resources and opportunities to maximize their learning experience while at AIM.
 

Nine years classical piano study under instructor/composer Marvin Goldstein

Seven years guitar/bass study under Berklee alumni Jeff Sollohub

Berklee Summer Performance Program (Bass)

Stubbs Musical Foundation Jazz Bass Scholarship recipient

Graduated Full Sail University with AS in Recording Arts & Sciences (2001)

Avid/Digidesign Pro Tools Certified Instructor
Avid/Digidesign Pro Tools Expert Music Certified
Avid/Digidesign ICON Expert Certified
Avid/Digidesign Venue Operator Certified
Apple Certified Mac Technician
CompTIA A+ Certified
Owner of Europa Studios, Inc.

 

After graduating from the Atlanta Institute of Music in 2009, Keith put his Pro Tools operator level certification obtained through the program to good use by working with local artists such as The Atomic Godhead and Spirits and the Melchizedek Children. While also finding time to work as a recording engineer and mix engineer for the feature length film Mumbhai Connection. While tutoring AIM students part-time, Keith also found a love for teaching. He is now a faculty member as an AIM Recording Program Instructor teaching Level 2 Studio Tech Workshop as well as directing tutoring programs for curriculum classes. Keith also assist in maintaining the day to day operation of the recording program as a technical liaison between the students, staff and instructors.
 

Chris Nicholson graduated from the Art Institute of Seattle in 2003 and is the founder of South City Recordings.
 

Jay Wynne holds two Bachelor degrees in Digital Media and Sound Design/Computer Arts with a minor in music, and he has worked on productions for Cartoon Network, Aflac, Comcast, and Nickelodeon, among others. Jay has also worked in high-end studios in the Atlanta area involving music recording, sound design, engineering, 3D graphics, and animation. Additionally, Jay is a drummer and has toured with professional bands since 1999.

Combining and having a understanding of both the visual and sonic spectrum allow him to have a better understanding of the work overall, and in doing so allows him to create a more integrated piece of work that has an awareness of both. The presentation and execution of the work is also more harmonious in most cases. Jay believes that it is very hard for a piece of work to truly reach its full potential without the careful application of both disciplines.
 

Starting from a young age Michael demonstrated a natural affinity for music and creative expression. Following his high school music program, he went on to complete his academic studies at The University of North Florida, one of the most recognized performance-based music programs in the country.

Michael is an expert in midi production; drum sequencing and environmental sound creation. He is a Digidesign Training and Education Program affiliate, AES member, and a voting member of The Grammy Foundation demonstrating a superior knowledge in the areas of audio engineering and mixing.

Today, he contributes extensively to the world of music, filmmaking, music education and community programs. He brings over fifteen years of professional experience to his clients who consistently report that they can count on him to deliver their creative visions while always exceeding their expectations.
 

Benjamin Price has been working as a professional engineer, producer and musician in the Atlanta area since 1998 when he received an Associate's Degree in Recording Arts. As an assistant engineer who worked his way up to studio manager at Southern Living At Its Finest studios, Benjamin has enjoyed working along side some of the best engineers, producers and musicians Atlanta has to offer. Currently working out of StudiLaRoche, his own studio in Inman Park, Mr. Price continues to work with local, regional and national music acts as well as with voiceover, corporate composition and other non-music related audio productions. He is also active in the local music scene, currently playing in three bands: John Wayne, Water Liars, and Disguise the Sky. His credits include Sugarland, Outkast, Scarface, Coca-Cola, the Hives, Gang of Four, Telegram, Project Z (Jimmy Herring, Ricky Keller, Jeff Sipe), Ciara, and Shawn Mullins among many others.
 

A graduate of Shorter University with a Bachelors of Music (applied major: Piano, applied minor: voice), James has travelled and played since his teens in a variety of styles including rock, jazz, gospel, classical and country. He has performed in, or been the director of over forty musicals. It was this performance background that helped him appreciate how sound reinforcement can degrade or enhance the performance and led to his interest in live sound and live recordings.

After apprenticing under several knowledgeable people, James was manager of the Pro Audio dept of a Music store and head of Sound Installations for nine years. He still provides sound for a variety of groups including the broadcast of a local community orchestra.