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What is a Broadcast Engineer?

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Broadcast and sound engineers install, test, operate and repair electronic equipment that is used to transmit radio, television, and cable programs. Broadcast engineers also produce soundtracks for motion pictures, operate sound for live events and concerts, and record music in recording studios. Included in the larger field of electrical engineering, broadcast engineers must have a working knowledge of audio engineering, computer engineering and radio frequency engineering. Duties and Responsibilities Each broadcasting station requires a broadcast engineer, although some engineers service an entire broadcasting group or freelance for many stations. Duties consist of maintaining digital broadcast automation systems, digital recording equipment, and radio towers. Broadcast engineers also regulate the clarity, signal strength, and the range of sounds and colors for radio and television broadcasts. Work may focus on the the studio end, the transmitter end, as well as remote broadcasts. ...  more

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Sound engineers make sure the songs the bands are playing sound great to the audience. ... You can learn more about life as a sound engineer here: ...
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