One of the Center’s (6) Audio Studios
Platinum winning instructor Ken Schubert provides on-on-one instruction with a new student in Studio A.
Learn Acoustical Differences
Mic types & placements change with different studio environments/acoustics.
"Your classroom is a REAL RECORDING STUDIO!"
Become a Skilled Audio Engineer
with HANDS ON Learning from Platinum Awarded Instructors
Fall Classes Starting
55 hour "Introduction to Audio Engineering" group program $2,350 for a limited time. Starts September 15th, 2020 - call to schedule - 703 532 9033
Cue Studios' Center for Audio Engineering has a built its reputation on effective instruction that emphasizes "hands on" training.
Better Business Bureau A+ Rating, Cue's recording facilities have earned numerous gold and platinum awards, technical awards, and "Best Studio" awards during 30 years in business. Our unique approach to instruction occurs in a multi-platinum audio facility with acclaimed engineers, producers and experienced instructors. Here you'll work with the pros and learn with the pros! Our classes and programs are affordable, streamlined, and proven. Call today 703-532-9033 for a free consultation and school tour to experience first hand why CSCAE is an excellent choice for your audio education. Click here to learn about our impressive history. View our program and course tuition fees here.
“One on One” Advanced Audio Engineering (100 Hour Private Program):
All of our private programs have similar course descriptions, though differ in their respective degrees and intensity of audio engineering theory and application, and hands on time in our studios. All students have frequent access to "solo" use of our Studio C (control room and studio) equipped with Pro Tools HD. Course description: This 100 hour option is our most sought after program where the … [Read More...]
Combo “One on One” Instruction: Audio Engineering & Music Producing Programs (180 hours)
Our most diversified educational option, which provides an excellent audio engineering course coupled with a music producing course. Course #1 description: "Audio Engineering (100 hours)" The first part of the program delivers a comprehensive audio engineering education, with the student primarily working "one on one" with the instructor. During discussions and an interview with the … [Read More...]
“One on One” 55 Hour Private Program:
All of our private programs have similar course descriptions though differ in their respective degrees and intensity of audio engineering theory and application. Course description: This 55 hour option is our mid-level program length where the student works privately with the instructor and focuses on various areas of audio engineering. During discussions and an interview with the student, … [Read More...]
Small Classes – Either Introduction into Audio Engineering or Advanced Audio Engineering Programs. Enrollment Now Open for September Classes
Both our 100 hour and 55 hour Audio Engineering Programs begin September 2020, Mondays and Wednesdays from from either 10:00am - 1:00pm, 2:00pm - 5:00pm, or 7:00pm - 10:00pm. Call for current date. (100 hour programs include a Pro Tools HD license and audio hardware interface for each student - yours to keep.) Outline: Choose either our 55 hour program - "Introduction to Audio Engineering" or … [Read More...]
Cue Studios Audio Engineering School in the NEWS
Article from the "Falls Church City Newpress: For anyone who has ever wanted to learn to record music, or just want to know how recordings are made, Cue Recording Studios in downtown Falls Church has a school that offers classes in audio engineering and music production. Cue Recording Studios opened 30 years ago and has been at its current Falls Church location for 25 years. During this time, … [Read More...]
Education Week Highlights Hands-on Learning
A new study from Purdue University has shed some light on how to most effectively engage students in technology and engineering at a young age. Research shows that students have "a deeper understanding" of concepts learned in a hands-on environment than what can be digested through more traditional lecture-based lessons. This is especially true in students for whom English is not the first … [Read More...]
