• Record Live Instrumental and Vocal Music
• Operate Sound Mixing Console
• Logistics of Wireless Microphones for Live Sound
• Create Music using Electronic (MIDI) Instruments
• Edit and Mix Audio
• Create/Edit Sound for Film
• Entrepreneurship (Music Studio Operation)
• Writing and Communication
• Music Industry Practices and Employability Skills
• Musical Composition
• Microphone design and usage
• Digital Audio Theory
• Groove tools
• Signal Processing
• Monitoring
• Mastering
• Multi-track Recording
• Overdubbing

Equipment for Learning

• Computers with Piano Keyboards (MIDI)
• Mixing Board
• Recording Equipment
• Software: Pro Tools, Studio One, Nuendo Live and GarageBand

Career Options – some require additional training

Audio Engineer, Mastering Engineer, Live Sound Engineer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor, Mixing Engineer, Broadcast Engineer, Audio Technician and Forensic Audio Technician.

College Credit Available