Audio Production: Recording Lectures, Seminars, Interviews and Podcasts

Course

Inhouse

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Workshop

  • Methodology

    Inhouse

  • Duration

    1 Day

This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to record and produce recordings of spoken word audio, with specific emphasis being placed upon the recording of lectures, seminars and events. Suitable for: Those with an interest in producing audio resources along with staff embarking on recording projects, and non-technical staff who wish to gain knowledge in order to oversee recording projects.

About this course

The workshop assumes no previous knowledge of recording systems or audio theory some basic IT understanding is desired as the workshop will go into some technical depth.

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Course programme

You will learn the basic concepts of recording technologies and through practical exercises you will learn how to confidently apply these to practical situations. The workshop will also introduce you to ideas for delivering new media such as podcasting, and suggest methods for managing your digital recordings.

Content

  • Basic principles of digital audio and terminology
  • Introduction and set up of basic recording systems
  • Troubleshoot basic common technical issues
  • Digital audio capture
  • Production techniques
  • Basic software editing functions
  • Delivery of media
  • Creation of 'podcast ready' material
  • Creating simple technical metadata records
Hours

Flexible but generally 10.30am - 4.00pm

Additional information

Payment options: Cost * HE and FE institutions - £280 * Galleries, libraries, museums, archives, government and charities - £300 * Private Sector - £365

Audio Production: Recording Lectures, Seminars, Interviews and Podcasts

Price on request