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Music production course
Course options
Courses start at regular intervals throughout the year.
- 13 week Music Production City & Guilds level 2 selected units. Full time (including work placement) or part time (optional work placement). £780 + vat (+ City & Guilds examination and certification fees)
How do I apply?
Finishing a qualification you have part completed
Course aims
This course teaches all the essential knowledge and skills required to successfully record and mix professional quality music in a home or project studio.
Using professional recording technologies, students study ...
- Digital Audio Workstation operation
- Production processes
- Mixing
- Using microphones
- Setting up a room for recording and mixing
- Essential soundwave theory
In addition students get advice on ...
- Specifying and purchasing the right equipment
- Configuring and operating their own equipment
- Music & media industry organisations and processes
- Careers
Students who successfully complete the course will also have …
- A City & Guilds certificate
- Industry awareness
- Job research and application skills
- Work experience (optional)
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Who are the courses suitable for?
These courses are suitable for a wide range of students from beginners to intermediate who want to acquire production, music creation and sound engineering skills to help them kick start a career in the music industries or to facilitate their own personal creative or business career objectives.
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