10 January 2023 - 21 March 2023 ( 27.5 hours, 11 weeks )
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Waterloo Centre
Expand your knowledge of recording techniques and production including the use of outboard gear, management of multi-track recordings, headphone mixes, playlists, and comp takes. You will participate in several recording sessions with a band. Continuation from Sound Engineering 1.
Class discussion of listening assignments. Tasks set by the tutor and hands-on exercises Taking notes during lectures and audiovisual presentations Group and individual projects
A strong interest in music. Access outside of class to a basic recording set up (PC or Mac computer, audio interface, recording software such as Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, etc. and basic microphone) is strongly recommended. Some experience of using Apple computers would be an advantage, but support during class will be given. Basic computer skills, file management, etc.
Some session will require the handing and lifting of audio equipment such as microphone stands, cables. Advice on safe handling of equipment will be given at the beginning of the course. Due to the nature of the instruments/content of the course you might be exposed to high volume levels. We strongly encourage everyone to bring a pair of ear plugs to every lesson.
Pen and paper to take notes A USB memory stick to save your work Handouts and materials given by the tutor
Mixing and Mastering: Level 1 & 2, Sound Synthesis, Mastering Techniques, Live Sound Engineering
