Localization
Understand why your ears place sound where they do, so you can position it intentionally.
Built To Amplify: Help Keep Boston’s Creative Workforce Here
Learn four connected listening skills that turn instinct into a repeatable mixing process—with Grammy-winning engineer Michael Law Thomas.
Reserve a free seat →Each lesson builds on the one before it, moving from how you hear a mix to how you can plan, visualize, and adjust one in real time.
Understand why your ears place sound where they do, so you can position it intentionally.
Score a reference track with a repeatable framework and begin every mix with a plan.
Turn width and depth into something you can draw, discuss, and reproduce.
Practice identifying level and pan relationships while the mix is moving.
Michael is a Grammy-winning audio engineer whose credits include Jay-Z, Jhené Aiko, Common, Vince Staples, and Robert Glasper. He brings professional studio practice into a hands-on class built for working artists, producers, and engineers.
“Once you can draw a mix, you stop guessing at it and start sculpting it.”
Join Michael in Studio A for two focused hours of listening, mapping, and live practice.
Sunday, September 20 · 6:00–8:00 PM
Studio A · The Record Co. · 960 Mass Ave, Boston
Complete the form below to reserve your spot. Seating is limited.