Pablo Carmona

I have always been intrigued and amazed by symbols and it's meanings and how they can be applied into a scene by adding a background to it and adding heavy contrasts of light and shadows. I've always been absolutely fascinated about stage and studio lighting.

This hunger for learning and experimenting took me into studying a career in Visual Communications

where I professionally studied photography, videography, art direction, editing, Sound Design, history of art, staging and advanced studio lightning techniques.        

 

I have passionately dedicated more than the half of my life to continuously evolving and learning new skills in music production, mixing, arranging and as a musician. 

My passion for musical arrangements and sound effects have been the catalyst for me to learn to play diverse instruments in order to create the music I have in my head.

I have been fortunate to have attended many times to several recording studios where I have worked rather being the client recording it's own project,  or now being the engineer working in the recording studio recording and mixing projects for others and gaining professional expertise. Before that moment arrived, I worked  first as volunteer first for months, only watching, listening, learning about gear, cables, microphones, direct boxes, studio monitors, mixers, instruments, etc...
I think that, in order to really wrock something, you need to experience as much of it's perspectives as possible. In order to be a producer, first you need to be a client and get interested in music production: How things work? What is that made of, with, for? What can I do with it? How can I manage to do that? 
 

You need to have worked as staff in productions several times. There is where you really learn.  I have been fortunate to have collaborated as a volunteer for at least 20 professionally produced live sessions for international bands along my audio visual career working with UC Records and The Faculty of Music of Chiapas U.N.I.C.A.C.H were I have served as volunteer in amazing and diverse concerts of Jazz, string quartets, classical music, piano solists, progessive rock, latin fussions and more. 

I am currently studying a two year music course at The Autonomous Faculty of Music of Chiapas in order to become a better musician and producer.