Audio Production school training courses in Atlanta, GA (public, in-house or online)

The course is designed to give graduate students advanced training in music postproduction. Students receive advanced ear training to facilitate critical listening needed to evaluate music mixes. Students will mix and master large- format multi-track music sessions in both stereo and multi-channel formats. Students learn how to author multi-channel projects in a variety of industry standard formats.

This course explores signal processing in the context of sound design and music production. Students gain experience working with a vast array of software plug-ins used by sound designers to shape audio. Students will learn strategies to conceptualize and realize creative sound effects and soundscapes for use in narrative and experimental sound designs.

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 bachelo...

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This course shows you the perfect next-step for aspiring producers/engineers: how to create a project studio that will succeed and grow. You will learn to identify and meet the many challenges of designing, equipping, marketing, managing, and operating a small yet professional audio recording / music production studio. You will find out how to achieve both business growth and creative impact by studying the success stories of other studio entrepreneurs.

Students will assess prospective lo...

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What is Mastering? In short, it’s the engineering process of taking your finished mix and turning it into a professional record, sonically competitive with all the other records you hear on the air or on your iPod. Needless to say, that’s really important! At the level of the individual song, Mastering corrects or improves the overall tonal balance of the record �adding a little deep bass, or softening some high end that’s a little too harsh, for example. And mastering techniques are used to op...

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