
Diploma In Sound Engineering
The Diploma in Sound Engineering is a 1-year course focusing on audio production, live sound, recording, and digital tools like Logic Pro, Protools, and Ableton Live. It blends technical and creative skills, covering mixing, mastering, sound design, and studio acoustics. Students gain expertise in music theory, composition, and business aspects of the industry. Graduates are prepared for careers in studios, live events, media, and more.
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Duration - 1 Year
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Per Class - 2 hrs
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Weekly - 3 Classes
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Total - 144 Classes
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Fundamentals of sound - Learn the core principles of sound waves, acoustics, and audio signal transmission to build a strong foundation in sound engineering.
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Ear training - Develop critical listening skills to identify frequencies, pitch, tonal quality, and other sound elements essential for mixing and mastering.
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Fundamentals of digital audio and networking - Explore concepts of digital audio formats, signal processing, and networking technologies for efficient audio production.
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Foundation of audio technology - Understand the basics of audio tools, software, and hardware that drive modern sound engineering.
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Introduction to audio equipment and routing - Learn about the various audio equipment, their functions, and signal routing techniques for effective sound setups.
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Microphones and speakers - Study the technical aspects, types, and usage of microphones and speakers to capture and reproduce sound accurately.
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Audio cables and interconnections - Master the understanding of audio cables and connectors for seamless integration of sound equipment.
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Studio recording techniques - Explore advanced methods for recording instruments, vocals, and sounds in professional studio environments.
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Music theory and composition - Learn the fundamentals of music structure, harmonies, melodies, and compositions to enhance audio productions.
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Keyboard basics - Acquire essential skills for keyboard playing, enabling creativity in composing and arranging music.
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Movie background score - Understand the techniques for creating engaging and impactful background scores for films.
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Audio books - Learn the processes involved in recording, editing, and producing audiobooks with clarity and professionalism.
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Principles of live sound engineering - Study live sound equipment, mixing consoles, and techniques for handling sound during live performances.
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Analog and digital consoles - Get hands-on experience with analog and digital mixing consoles to control audio dynamics effectively.
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Field recording - Learn techniques for capturing audio outdoors, including ambient sounds and on-location dialogues.
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Live recording - Understand the technical and creative aspects of recording live performances with precision.
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Sound design - Explore sound creation techniques for movies, games, and multimedia projects using digital tools.
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Foley sound recording and editing - Master the art of creating and editing sound effects for visual media through foley techniques.
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Ableton Live - Gain expertise in using Ableton Live for music production, live performance, and sound manipulation.
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Logic Pro - Explore the features and capabilities of Logic Pro for professional audio recording and editing.
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Protools - Learn the industry-standard Protools software for audio production, mixing, and mastering.
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Principles of synthesizers and MIDI equipment - Study the fundamentals of synthesizers and MIDI technology for creative sound programming.
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Mixing and mastering - Acquire skills to refine audio tracks through mixing and mastering techniques for professional sound quality.
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Studio acoustics and design - Understand acoustics and design principles to create optimized studio environments for recording and mixing.
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Music business - Learn about the business aspects of the music industry, including contracts, marketing, and distribution.
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Bonus: Basics of DJing - Get introduced to DJ equipment and techniques for live mixing and audience engagement.