Access to HE Level 3 Diploma in Music Technology.

Description

The Music Technology, Production and Recording course can lead to a degree and career in many different professions. In one year, you could be well on your way to a new job or university study such as:

• sound engineer

• producer

• media composer

• sound recordist

• music performer

• recording artist

• acoustic engineer

• mixing or mastering engineer

• sound designer

The qualification gives you all the academic knowledge and creative skills you need for higher education study. It also provides the opportunity to develop study skills that help you to succeed at HE or in the industry sector. The course runs for 3 days per week (9.15am - 2.45pm)

What will I study? 

The course explores various areas of the industry and in particular those that are career based and can be studied at a higher level. Key subject areas are:

• Acoustics in Music Production and Recording 

• Music Composition and Theory

• MIDI and Audio Sequencing

• Sound and Music for Visual Media

• Music Technology in Performance

• Studio Production and Recording

• Sampling and Synthesis

You will learn to use industry-standard software and hardware equipment in the classroom, recording studio and live room environments that emulate real-world scenarios and working practices.