Michael Stucker

Michael Stucker serves as Associate Professor of Music in Music Production: Audio Engineering and Chair of the Music Industry Department at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music.

His academic credentials include:

• B.S. in Recording Arts, Indiana University (2016)
• A.S. in Audio Technology, Indiana University (2016)

Stucker's professional expertise spans audio engineering, music production, and technical design. He developed and teaches a comprehensive sequence of electronics courses including an online Certificate in Analog Audio Electronics, alongside mixing and digital production curricula. His applied research manifests through active industry engagement as a technical engineer and equipment designer for artists including John Mellencamp, The Fray, and producer/engineer Warren Huart (Aerosmith, James Blunt). His recording engineering work extends across television (NBC's Third Watch), PBS, theatrical productions, and diverse music genres.

Additional major collaborations include the Beaux Arts Trio, T-Bone Burnett, Howie Day, Eddie Kramer, Over the Rhine, Tori Amos, Robert Mirabal, Blast!, Don Gehman, David Thoener, and Superchunk.

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While serving as department chair and developing multiple courses, the text provides no specifics regarding graduate student advising or research grant activities.

There is no mention of dedicated research laboratories or collaborative teams in the available information.