Adam Fulton

Faculty Instructor
Language, Literature and Performing Arts
Music

About

Music Technology

Adam is an industry veteran with over 20 years of experience as a music producer, engineer, and college professor for the recording arts. After several years and far too much touring as a performing lead guitarist, he began a new career as a studio engineer after graduating with honours from the Liverpool Institute of Recording Arts.

He has engineered for several major label artists including Paul McCartney, Neil Innes (Monty Python), OMD, country chart-toppers Terri Clark and Carolyn Dawn Johnson, and many other artists your parents have probably heard of. He has enjoyed working with label and independent artists of nearly every genre including Rap, Rock, Reggae, EDM, Chinese/Indian/Persian/Western classical music, jazz, comedy, singer-songwriter and many more.

In 2014, he co-founded Mix Medics, an interactive mixing and mastering service, to bridge the much needed gap between online and live mixing. In addition, he has worked as a sound editor at BBC and Mainframe Entertainment, Warner Premiere, Disney, Universal, as well as composed music and mixed many independent films, documentaries and ads, including several festival award wins. He has also composed music and created many thousands of custom sound effects for indie and AAA video games including Halo 4/5, League of Legends, Minecraft, and Company of Heroes.

He has always maintained a fulfilling career as a college professor while working in the industry, designing curriculum and teaching generations of future audio professionals. His favourite type of recording session has always been one with a keen group of students who are intrigued, interested, and motivated to learn the wonderful art of music production. 

Education and credentials

  • BA, John Moore's