Short Course: Studio Sound Engineering
This Studio Sound Engineering course covers basic to advanced technical knowledge of using Cubase recording software. This program empowers learners to achieve quality studio productions, mixing & mastering. It is an ideal start if you’re considering working in a professional studio, recording bands & Mixing & Mastering their music Albums or Sound Engineering as a new career path.
- Logic Recording & Editing techniques
- Plan sound productions to ensure optimal use of resources
- Ensuring quality sound source
- Studio Equipment setup & Connections
- VST Plug-ins & the use of Effect
- Studio Maintenance
- Audio Mixing Techniques
- A minimum of Grade 10
- Passion for Music
- English Language (Spoken & Written)
- 8 Weeks Part time Study
- Applications are available year-round. However, it’s important to highlight that the program begins twice a year, specifically on Saturdays, providing a part-time schedule.
Learners will undergo internal assessment, which includes both formative and summative assignments, tests, and projects. Upon successful completion of the summative assessment, participants will become eligible for certification in the short course.
Music Production and Recording Engineer: Produce, record, and mix music for artists, bands, and record labels. Work in studios to capture and enhance audio quality.
Sound Editor: Edit and synchronize audio for films, TV shows, and other media productions, ensuring seamless integration of sound with visuals.
Broadcast Engineer: Ensure the quality of audio for radio and TV broadcasts, managing equipment and troubleshooting technical issues.
To enroll, simply apply online. There is no application fee required. However, upon acceptance, you will need to make a deposit payment or adhere to your designated payment plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
In our Studio Sound Engineering Course, we prominently utilize Logic Pro X as our primary software for practical learning. Logic Pro X is a robust digital audio workstation that provides an extensive toolkit for music creation, editing, and production. It’s widely recognized in the industry and offers an excellent platform for students to develop their music production skills.
In addition to Logic Pro X, we also introduce students to other Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs). This exposure to multiple DAWs helps students gain a well-rounded understanding of different software tools used in the field. This comprehensive approach ensures that our students are prepared to navigate a variety of platforms and excel in diverse music production scenarios.
A high school matriculation certificate is not prerequisite for enrolling in this course. If you do not possess a Matric certificate and have a minimum of grade 10, you can register for this short course.
Absolutely! Our course places a strong emphasis on practical learning. You’ll have ample opportunities to work with actual audio equipment, set up live sound systems, and practice sound mixing during simulated live events.