Robin Moore

Robin Moore is a Lecturer in the Music Production department at Berklee College of Music, bringing over two decades of professional audio engineering experience to her teaching. She studied Music, Production & Engineering at Berklee College of Music and Electrical Engineering at Brown University, creating a unique interdisciplinary foundation for her career.

Her expertise spans audio engineering, music production, sound mixing, radio production, video game audio, and broadcast media. Moore has extensive experience working across multiple music genres including jazz, classical, and R&B/house music for major record labels such as Epic and Motown, as well as independent labels.

Since 1998, she has been a respected audio engineer at the WGBH Educational Foundation, where she records, edits, and mixes music projects in the Fraser Performance Studio. Her notable projects include orchestral recordings for Final Fantasy XV and folk/rock music for the WGBH Front Row Boston video series. She regularly works on The World news program (airing on over 300 radio stations nationwide) and co-produced its theme music remix.

Professional highlights include:

• Audio engineer at WGBH Educational Foundation since 1998
• Extensive work with major record labels including Epic and Motown
• Video game audio production for Final Fantasy XV
• Regular contributor to The World news program
• 39 years of experience as a keyboardist specializing in dance music

Moore teaches 'Critical Listening 1' through Berklee Online and has previously taught audio and radio production at Emerson College, Boston, MA. Her instruction emphasizes practical audio engineering skills grounded in real-world industry experience.