Audio Production

The Art Institute of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Audio production - the life and breath of the recording industry - is also a powerful part of multimedia, Web, software, film, video, and audio/video presentations. With new tools for recording, editing, and broadcast audio constantly evolving, today’s professional audio engineer or producer must have a solid understanding of the basic principles of sound physics as well as knowing how to use the appropriate equipment.

At The Art Institute, students in both the associate and bachelor’s programs begin with acoustic, musical, and electronic audio basics while working with digital computer-based audio recording and editing programs. Audio recording and post-production classes, as well as courses in music and studio business, complete the associate’s degree program.

In the bachelor of arts program, students build on this foundation to study advanced musical production and engineering, Musical Instrument Digital Interface systems (MIDI), audio-to-video, and advanced mixing and mastering, as well as interactive media, media business, project management, and professional development.

A portfolio to showcase the student’s skills in a variety of audio formats to present to prospective employers is required at both degree levels.

The program provides a creative, structured environment that encourages, even demands, a combination of hands-on experience and technical knowledge using the kind of equipment found in the industry today.

Audio production graduates are prepared for entry-level positions at production companies, record labels, radio and TV stations, recording studios, CD and DVD manufacturing facilities, mastering studios, audio post production for film and video, and sound design for games and the Internet. The associate in arts program prepares graduates for entry-level positions such as audio engineer, boom operator, concert sound reinforcement engineer, radio production engineer/producer, or television post-production editor/mixer. The bachelor of arts program prepares graduates for entry-level positions such as audio or video postproduction engineer or mixer; audio software designer/producer; Foley artist, editor, mixer, or recordist; music editor or producer; or sound designer. Total Credit Hours: 96
6 Quarters ...''

Phone:1.800.275.4242

School Address:

6600 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, N.E., 100 Embassy Row Atlanta, GA 30328-1635 USA


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