Studio Production and Spatial Recording Techniques - AIM2224

Assessment 1: Practical skills assessment

Students will have the opportunity to undertake studio, concert hall and location recordings with supervision and guidance prior to undertaking assessed work in these areas.

Practical skills assessment

Assessment 1: Portfolio

A complete studio production with accompanying 1000-word reflective commentary.

Portfolio

Assessment 2: Portfolio

A 1.5 minute concert hall recording with accompanying 1000-word report.

<p>You will be introduced to advanced concepts, theory and practical use of a broad range of equipment used for recording, editing and mixing sound. You will gain practical experience of sound recording in analogue/digital recording studios, in a concert hall and on location. Your ability to edit multitrack audio using advanced post production techniques will be developed, as will the skills required to capture accurate stereo and multichannel recordings in a concert hall environment.</p>

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AIM2224 - Studio Production and Spatial Recording Techniques

Studio Production and Spatial Recording Techniques

Gain knowledge and critical understanding of advanced techniques and technologies commonly used in sound recording and mixing.

Undertake a complete production with advanced tracking and post production work in a studio.

Undertake recordings in a concert hall that make use of established recording techniques for stereo and multichannel audio playback.