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Brian Charles is an Assistant Professor in the Music Production and Engineering (MP&E) department at Berklee College of Music, where he contributes his decades of industry experience to music education. He is deeply affiliated with the MP&E program, teaching courses such as Professional Writing and Music Technology, and mentoring students in production and engineering practices.
His research and professional interests center around music production, audio engineering, and the intersection of analog and digital sound technologies. He is particularly passionate about preserving the sonic qualities of vintage analog equipment through modern digital modeling. His work with convolution technology in audio plug-ins reflects a deep technical engagement with signal processing and sound design.
Though no formal publications are listed, his professional projects—such as the development of the transatlantic plate reverb by Rare Signals—demonstrate innovation in audio technology, particularly in plate reverb emulation. These efforts bridge engineering and artistic production, contributing to advancements in music technology.
- Special recognition as a sought-after indie-rock producer
- Founder of Rare Signals, an innovative audio plug-in company
- Recipient of overwhelming community support following the 2021 fire that destroyed Zippah Recording Studios
Brian Charles has advised numerous artists through his production work and studio leadership. His career is marked by extensive freelance and collaborative projects, including international touring and album production across genres. He has secured community-driven funding for rebuilding his studio, reflecting strong professional and public support.
He leads Zippah Recording Studios and co-founded Rare Signals, where he combines electrical engineering with audio innovation. These ventures function as both creative and technical labs, fostering experimentation in sound reproduction and digital modeling.
