MUS-1125 - Audio Production (3)

This course is an introduction to theory and practice of audio production techniques and its relationship to other aspects of media production. Technical and creative sound design applications are used for story development and immersive sound construction. Through the use of practical hands-on activities and creative projects, students learn sound recording techniques, tools, track mixing, and sound composition. In-class workshops include: field and studio recording, Foley and sound effects, automatic dialogue replacement (ADR), and score composition.

List Course Outcomes (consistent for all sections)
CO1 - Comprehend basic audio terminology and concepts associated with audio production.

CO2 - Identify technical aspects of audio production.

CO3 - Apply appropriate microphone usage and placement.

CO4 - Use digital equipment for multi-track recording, editing, and mixing.

CO5 - Create and add sound effects.

CO6 - Operate audio production and postproduction tools and equipment.

CO7 - Demonstrate creative and functional application of audio with and without accompanying visual media

Course Fee: 75