If you would like to grow your sound engineering skills using the latest studio techniques and DAWs, and open up new work prospects into areas like live production, broadcast sound and post-production, this is the course for you! You'll be ready to work as a music producer or in post-production for radio, television, film and digital media. Other career opportunities include positions as a front of house operator, a monitor operator, a sound editor, or a studio engineer.
Build on your experience in recording studios or live sound production, with units including audio engineering; electronic music production; client and business management; recording, editing and mixing; audio theory; music software; and copyright compliance. Successful completion of this course creates a pathway into a bachelor's degree in music at university level.
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Fine-tune your sound career
Achieve high level skills in the live sound, film and studio production areas of the music industry with this Advanced Diploma qualification.
Through this course, you will develop your wide ranging analytical, technical and creative skills. You will develop and produce your own recording projects, under the guidance of highly experienced industry mentors.
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