Introductions

 

Learn, Advance, Inspire

As an LA native, the words of Kobe Bryant are bible. One particular set of words by him that mean a lot to me are:


The most important thing is to try and inspire people so that they can be great in whatever they want to do.

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So here I am, hoping to inspire those who want to pursue or advance their engineering but can’t necessarily relate to the usual stories that are highlighted. Let’s change the narrative together and rebrand the image and stories of today’s audio engineer.

 

 

Who is Bristal?!

Blossom, Bubbles, Buttercup…and Bristal! That’s me…if I were a Powerpuff Girl. 

 
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For those that don’t know me personally, here is a little about myself. I’m a successful independent engineer that believes in female empowerment. I value knowledge, hard work, and dedication to one’s craft. Whatever your art is, it takes discipline to become great. For me, I’m still on my journey, but I do have year’s of experience in a variety of ways. I’m a versatile engineer that applies both my educational and professional experience to the music I work on everyday. Whether it be recording a string quartet or working closely with a vocalist, I customize my talents to fit the music and artist as best as possible. I’ve studied music at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, recorded orchestras in Europe, worked at large commercial studios in New York City, and have served as a mix assistant to one of the most respected engineers in hip-hop. I don’t say this to brag about myself, although I am proud! I share this because I want you to tap in and let me know what you want to know more about. Submit your suggestions below. 

 
 
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