TOP 10 AUDIO ENGINEERING LESSONS IN SOUTH AFRICA

The techniques and principles you will learn on this course are universal and not specific to any genre like house or trance or any other sub genres.

Students will learn the principles of recording and manipulation of Audio and MIDI (vocals, live instruments and virtual instruments) in Cubase.

Some of us are passionate about music, sound, and live events! One of the most important things a Sound Engineer needs before getting hired to work at these events, is lots of experience.

The Performance Acadmey has a fully kitted rehearsal studio and recording studio where you can learn the basics to the final product, using professional sound equipment and with the expert guidance of our resident sound engineering fundi Greg Bester.

The PT210P Pro Tools Production II (Post Production) course covers techniques for working with Pro Tools in a professional post-production environment.

There are no academic entrance requirements for this skills program. We do however require a minimum age of 16 and a minimum schooling of Grade 10 or equivalent. Basic computer knowledge is also required.

The course covers all aspects of sound production, studio recording and live sound reinforcement techniques, mixing, mastering, MIDI and modern music creation, music business, studio acoustics and the application of current technology to the music production process

Whether your project involves multi-track recordings of live instruments, MIDI sequencing of software synthesizers, or audio looping, this course will provide you with real-world examples and frequent hands-on assignments designed to teach you how to record, edit, and mix on a basic level.

Whether your goal is to be a pro audio engineer, master the recording process as an artist or producer, or learn the art of film and television post-production audio, DIGMAC provides the knowledge and experience to make it a reality.