Scott B. Metcalfe
Peabody Institute, John’s Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
Professor Scott B. Metcalfe is an audio engineer and music technologist based in Baltimore, MD where he is the director of Recording Arts and Sciences, chair of Music Engineering and Technology, and holds the rank of Full Professor at The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University. In 2017, Oxford University Press published his first book Creating Sounds from Scratch on the subject of music synthesis. He has engineered hundreds of recordings in many different styles of music, with a primary focus on location classical recording. Recent projects include engineering an album of choral works by composer Paul Mealor performed by the professional choir Voce and released internationally on Signum Classics (UK); live audio recordings and livestream mix for video broadcasts with the Annapolis (MD) Symphony Orchestra from Strathmore and Maryland Hall; and editing, mixing and mastering of orchestral and electronic music for the Sid Meier’s Civilization series of video games. He has been a guest on the nationally syndicated NPR program Talk of the Nation Science Friday, lectured as a guest of the Engineering Colloquium at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, and has presented lectures and workshops on recording engineering abroad in South Korea, Scotland and England.
https://peabody.jhu.edu/academics/instruments-areas-of-study/recording-arts/
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