Certificate in Music Production - Three Month Program (Fully Online)
A Music Producer based program based on Production and Studio Engineering. This program covers all aspects of Music Engineering and Production, namely, Theory of Sound, Project Studio Management, Recording Theory and Techniques, Music Production, Mixing and Mastering.
This course is apt for Working Professionals/Guitarists/Drummers/Producers looking to Produce, Record, Mix and Master his music. The classes usually take place on Weekends to cater to working professionals. This Certificate program is fully ONLINE and can be completed in 3 months. Our program is a blend of Musical and Industry-based classes.
Our Curriculum purely has hands-on approach and is tailor made for upcoming Music Producers to immerse themselves in the production side of Music. The program enables every student to learn the recording process and technical aspects involved. It also enables the students to learn the aspects of Music Programming, production, Mixing and Mastering.
Our Certified faculty for the modules come from the Music industry and guide our students in the learning process. Our approach to Audio Engineering, curriculum, faculty and study methods are always on par with International standards. Our Online programs have been very successful and has been enabling various students to learn Music Production from the comfort of their homes.
The Audiophile's School of Sound Engineering
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What are Levels?
The easiest way to capture sound is by converting sound energy into electrical energy. There have been attempts to capture sound on wax cylinders but the quality and volume that was achieved weren’t great for anything other than speech. Then they moved onto circular lacquer disk which evolved into the vinyl disk we know and love. Then came the era of Tape Machines, the best way to record music in my opinion, I digress. The microphone facilitated the recording of audio for the longest time. And the output from the microphone was very minute electrical signals and, with the standardization of dBV during the development of the industry, was measured to be between -60dBu to -40dBu(Decibel measurement concerning voltage).
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