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Professional Recording Arts

Diploma
    A tattooed music producer is focused on mixing tracks in a studio, with a MIDI keyboard and audio equipment surrounding him.

    Overview

    The tools for recording, editing, and delivery of audio are evolving at a rapid pace. Today’s professional audio engineers and producers must constantly stay abreast of current developments in equipment technology and production methods. To do this, they must have a solid foundation in the basic physics of sound and acoustics as well as skills in equipment operation, usage, and design.
    Next session starts October 7, 2024
    Duration
    18 months (6 quarters, 1320 hours)
    Schedule
    Full-time
    Daytime
    Teaching language
    English
    Mode of Delivery
    On-campus
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