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Dallas
Sound Lab School for the Recording Arts
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Irving, Texas |
The
Audio Engineering and Studio Technology Program provides students
with an intensive, comprehensive and well-rounded education in fundamental
areas of audio. The program covers analog recording, digital recording,
computerized music, sound for video, film, and multimedia, the audio
engineer's role, and studio maintenance. The Audio Engineering curriculum
provides extensive hands-on experience that is needed in order to
feel comfortable in a studio environment post graduation. Students'
exposure over an extended period of time to Dallas Sound Lab's faculty
and facility, industry guests and studio operations prepares them
to enter an audio-related career. Class hours are spent in preparation
for success before and after graduation. General areas of study
include basic applications of computers, communication skills and
preparation for the job market. Dallas Sound Lab's Career Placement
Assistance Department helps students in their efforts to arrange
post-graduate internships in the field of audio. |
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Southwest
Taxas State University
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San
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Texarkana
College
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College
Texarkana, Texas |
The
programs in recording and the digital arts at Texarkana College
offer hands-on training in recording-studio production, theory,
MIDI sequencing and programming. In addition to these programs are
courses in hard disk recording, jingle writing, song writing, and
music printing and publishing. Founded in 1973, the Texarkana College
studios were the first in Texas to offer private synthesizer lessons
and are one of the largest and best-equipped studio technology programs
in the region. |
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Art
Institute of Seattle
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University
Seattle |
School
of Media Arts Audio Production Course: Audio is 75% of the emotional
impact of any media presentation, and Audio Production is the life
and breath of the recording industry. It's a powerful partner in
multimedia, web, software, film, video and A/V presentation. Many
of our faculty are industry professionals. With them, you get both
the theory and the hands-on experience you need to begin your audio
career as you record in the studio and in the field and create digital
media for class and community projects. Background studies in industry
business and law will round out your audio education, readying you
for entry-level positions with recording studios, post production
houses, multimedia, web and video production companies, audio manufacturers
and retailers, and A/V and live sound reinforcement companies. |
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Mirror
Sound Studios Practical Audio Recording Course (PARC)
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Type:
Private
Seattle |
This
8-week program is a series of seminars and "hands-on" workshops
focusing on todayšs studio recording techniques and procedures,
terminology and equipment. Designed primarily for musicians, artists
and sound engineers, PARC has also been popular with audiophiles,
DJs and just about anyone interested in sound production and recording.
This course is taught in Mirror Sound Studiošs 24 track Shoreline
recording facility. First offered in 1984, a unique feature of PARC
is the small class size (strategically limited to 6 students per
class), giving each student maximum "Hands-On Training" potential.
Using the equipment yourself and learning to make audio judgments
with your own ears is the best experience you get when youšre a
beginner. |
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Shoreline
Community College
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North
Shoreline |
The
Music Technology program at Shoreline Community College is designed
to familiarize the student with music merchandising, audio engineering,
MIDI composition/production, and performance practice and current
trends in the profession. |
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The
University of Washington Audio Production Courses
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Type:
University
Northeast
Seattle |
Audio
Production lectures over three semesters culminating in project
in third semester. This lecture course introduces principles of
sound recording, such as acoustics, microphones, analog and digital
recording, signal processing, MIDI and synchronization. Students
spend three Saturdays learning the basics of ProTools in a computer
lab setting. They then see how the concepts learned in the first
term are used in a professional studio setting. Studio demonstrations
include overdub/mixing, equalization, effects processing, compression/limiting
and expansion and phase coherency. |
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American
University
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Type:
University
Washington D.C. |
The
Audio Technology Program has since 1978, evolved into a well-established
degree program with an average of 40 majors per year. This unique
program concentrates on the technology of modern sound recording
and reproduction, reinforcement, and control, with a broad view
of applications in the arts, the media, science and industry. The
core training is in multi-track recording engineering, supported
by a firm basis of physical and technical principles. The B.S.in
Audio Technology is a multidisciplinary program of the Department
of Physics that includes course offerings of the School of Communication,
the Department of Performing Arts, and the Department of Computer
Science. Graduates of the program are qualified to work as audio
engineers in professional commercial or private recording studios,
multimedia and post-production facilities, in the broadcast industry
as engineers and producers, in technical theatre, in sound reinforcement,
and as acoustical and sound system engineers and consultants. |
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Madison
Media Institute
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Type:
College
Madison |
The
objective of the Recording and Music Technology program is for students
to acquire satisfactory skills, and to demonstrate competence in
recording engineering and music/sound production techniques. Graduates
of this program are qualified for entry level employment as studio
assistants, sound reinforcement technicians, sales associates in
music retailing, and self-employed music producers/artists. The
Recording and Music Technology program equips students with the
tools and techniques used to create music and sound. Students become
proficient in the use of mixers, multi-track recorders, digital
recorders, synthesizers, computer sequencing software, samplers,
synchronizers, microphones and sound processing equipment. Students
also learn basic musical concepts, studio procedures, basic studio
maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques. In addition, the program
instructs students in the business aspects of today's music industry.
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