Sound Courses

... electroacoustic, acousmatic and computer music, electronica and dance music, sound art, audiovisual performance and more. This course is designed for individuals with experience of music technology and related disciplines. You’ll explore the field in more depth, and/or broaden your experience in interdisciplinary... Learn about: Sound Art, Music Technology, Visual Music...

... and the chance to work with students from Glasgow School of Art through a unit called Sound Art in Dialogue. We work with the city’s cultural programme (Glasgow Life) to bring leading sonic artists to Glasgow, with associated workshops and collaborative opportunities for our students. Your work can be showcased... Learn about: Sound Design...

...: Adventures in Pitch and Time. Week 10: Rhythm Science. Week 11: Recreating sounds from Film. Week 12: Sound Design Final Project (add your sounds to the movie) & Test. Suitable for: advanced level producers...

...Suitable for: Producer/Directors, APs, camera operators and anyone who needs to record broadcast quality sound while filming...

...As a sound designer, you're responsible for the sound design of a film. This is used to manipulate feelings and emotions: sound with vision provides substance to images... Learn about: Sound Design...

...This class examines the ways humans experience the realm of sound and how perceptions and technologies of sound emerge from cultural, economic, and historical worlds. In addition to learning about how environmental, linguistic, and musical sounds are construed cross-culturally, students learn... Learn about: Sound Recording...

...The Sound Engineering Course teaches you the skills you need to be a professional Sound Engineer. If you want to work in a recording studio,...

...Why choose this course? This practical course trains you in live sound which can lead to an exciting career in a variety of settings including theatre, music festivals and radio. It is designed for students who are not necessarily musicians or performers and prefer the challenges of using...

... designs, alongside extensive use of effects and other sound-shaping techniques. Suitable for: Graduates from the Sound Design & Synthesis course can get work from music instrument manufacturers, television, cinema, theatre, video-game companies, or use these skills for their own productions...

...This course will provide you with the background knowledge, theory and practical skills required to achieve broadcast quality sound. Suitable for: Aimed at sound assistants, those working in the post-production sound area and personnel generally responsible for location recording...

...Signal Flow. Pattern Sequencing. Creative Sampling with Kontakt. Kontakt - Synthesis and Sound Design. Introducing Reaktor - Ensembles & Instruments. Build Your Own Synthesizer in Reaktor. Remix and Mash-Up Techniques. Mixing & Mastering...

...RTVF 373-0 Topics in Sound (1 Unit) In-depth study of sound techniques and aesthetics. Prerequisites: RTVF 190-0 and second-year standing (not through AP credits)... Learn about: Sound Design...

... methods, but is designed to equip trainee Sound Recordists or single camera operators seeking skills enhancement with a thorough grounding of equipment... Learn about: Microphone Types, Sound Effects, Sound Recording...

...This course is ideal for students 18 or over who have completed a Level 3 qualification and have an interest in sound design and music production including sound design for film, TV, games and radio. The course is designed to equip students with a range of technical skills to enable them to pursue... Learn about: Skills and Training, Music Production, Sound Design...

...Live music is more popular than ever, but the industry is reporting a shortage of trained live sound engineers. On the Live Sound Engineering...

... of telephony, architectural acoustics, sound recording, and the globalized travel of these technologies. Students address questions of ownership, property, authorship, and copyright in the age of digital file sharing. There is a particular focus on how the sound/noise boundary is imagined, created and modeled...

... methods, but is designed to equip trainee Sound Recordists or single camera operators seeking skills enhancement with a thorough grounding of equipment used on location... Learn about: Sound Recording, Documentary Film Making, Microphone Types...

... Technology, or our Foundation Degree (Arts) Sound Production... Learn about: Music Industry...

...Why take this course? This course understands the needs of people who are interested in sound and music and wish to develop and apply their skills in the modern creative workplace. Its strong music technology theme will help you develop technical skills aimed at producing musical or sonic artefacts... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... for an MSc in Sound Design will expand your appreciation of the potential for sound design across a range of musical and artistic practice. Crucially, you’ll develop as a sonic artist, be challenged to rethink what sound design is and why it is central to a number of developments in the arts, the media... Learn about: Sound design tools, Interaction DESIGN, Design Tools...