Basic Studio & Sound Engineering Program
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30 March 2010
A recording studio can be intimidating when you don’t know what’s what. Learn to work in Retro Music’s professional studio and become your own engineer!
Our studio is used by a variety of local artists, from Loyiso and Flash Republic to Mark Stent and for other house, jazz, RnB and rock projects. This is where professional albums are created and our students get hands on experience in the recording industry.
Benefits of this program:
This program is specific to recording studio work, which cuts out the necessity of enrolling in a sound engineering course that
covers a lot of things you don’t need to know and won’t use in a studio.
This unique program is meant to teach students what they need to know to run a studio and produce albums as a career path. Our students get hands on experience working on studio projects with an experienced engineer.
What does this program cover?
- Basic sound engineering
- Setting up a studio
- How studio equipment works and what it is used for
- Setting up for a band recording
- Recording an album in studio
- Working with vocals
- Mastering tracks
How this program works:
This program consists of 12 sessions in the Retro Music studio, one hour each.
Cost: R3500
