Studio Engineering and Mixing Essentials - AFM1219

Assessment 1: Other

Students embark on basic multi-track studio recordings with supervision and receive guidance prior to undertaking assessed work.

Other

Assessment 4: In-Class Test

In-class online theory test. This test is open book and exam conditions do not apply.

In-Class Test

Assessment 1: Portfolio

A group-completed multi-track recording submission comprising of drums, bass, guitars, and vocals with a group-written 500-word recording log. Peer assessment is used in the moderation process.

Portfolio

Assessment 3: Portfolio

Group based stereo mix of the previously recorded multi-track material.

Assessment 2: Practical Skills Assessment

Individual practical test. Exam conditions do not apply.

Practical Skills Assessment

<p>You will be introduced to the core concepts, theory and practical principles involved in producing, engineering and mixing popular music. You will gain practical experience in an analogue/digital recording studio, developing your ability to record and overdub a variety of sources. For the mix stage of the production process, you will then review the fundamental approaches and techniques involved in effectively processing these signals.</p>

School of Arts and Humanities

<p>https://library.hud.ac.uk/readinglists/NFE2183</p>

Music

AFM1219 - Studio Engineering and Mixing Essentials

Studio Engineering and Mixing Essentials

Competently undertake a series of foundational tasks within a recording studio.

Have an introductory knowledge and understanding of techniques and technologies commonly used in sound recording and mixing.

Create a stereo mix from this multi-track recording.