Audio Engineer (univ.) A sound choice

Course: Audio engineer (univ.)

Are you looking for a comprehensive course on audio engineering? Do you want to retain your flexibility? Are you interested in gaining real-life studio experience? You have come to the right place!

"Having worked as a music producer for more than 20 years, I know about the importance of a high-quality audio engineering course. My well-versed team and I are looking forward to the challenge of providing our students with a successful professional career in this line of business." Horst Haubrich, Academy Director

The Course Audio Engineer (univ.) contains profound knowledge about the audio industry. Our students enjoy comprehensive training in the areas of engineering, music and economics.
This course is aimed at providing the students with the ability to make use of their acquired knowledge in practical applications. To this end, students work their way through an entire production process during their attendance periods and they get to practice on their home computer using our on-line learning portal and the production software "Pro Tools".
Our graduates are trained to work as audio engineers, live sound engineers, TV and radio broadcasting technicians, cinematic audio engineers or stage technicians.

Course profile: Audio engineer (univ.)...............................................................

Advantages......................................................................................................

Study on-line via the learning portal		6 x three days of attendance
	Flexible timing Not location-based Qualified assistance		Studio recording Editing, Mixing & Mastering Workstation practice
University certificate with extra value
	Awarded in cooperation with state-certified universities Certificate confirms the academic standard of the degree Results can be acknowledged for BA/MA courses at participating universities (admission conditions apply)

Course content: Audio Engineer (univ.)...............................................................

General basics		Technical basics
	Acoustics & rhythm Harmonics & music theory Aural training		Electronics & digital technology Microphones & mixing consoles Broadcasting technology
Recording techniques		Economic aspects
	Live Engineering & Sequencing Real-life production Cinematic and multichannel sound & effects		Business models in the music business Production and studio management Production project management
Practical application		Soft Skill Training
	Studio recordings and practice Workstation practice Music production with "Pro Tools"		Managing your time and yourself Communication techniques Teamwork in the studio

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