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Sound engineers record, mix, and edit sound for studio recordings and
live performances. This is a vital role and an integral part of the
music industry. As recording technology advances, the role of the sound
engineer becomes ever-more dynamic. This six-month course is designed
to prepare students for a range of environments.
Combining theory with a vast amount of practical time, the course
provides a fundamental knowledge of how to record music in both studio
and live environments. Music Technology is a useful and valid
introduction to the recording industry, covering a range of subjects
including microphone techniques, mixing desks and multi-track
recording. No prior knowledge or experience is required as the course
teaches from a beginner’s level.
As a stepping-stone to further studio-based training, Music Technology
provides an excellent platform on which graduates can build their
knowledge and skills. Alternatively, the course can be beneficial to
bands and musicians who wish to learn more about the recording process
and the studio environment.
Modules Covered:
The Principles of Sound
The History of Sound Recording
The Recording Chain
Recording Formats
The Mixing Desk
The Patch Bay
Recording Techniques
Media Storage and Documentation
Equalisers and Equalisation
Digital Audio Workstations
Cables and Connectors
Microphones and Dynamic Controllers
Average Study Time:
10 hours per client, per week. Lectures, Practical Time.
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Length:
6 months
Study Type:
Part-time, day or eve
Course Fees:
£1,944
Next start date:
March '08
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