Full course description
Course Overview:
'Intro to Audio Production I' is designed to equip students with practical and intuitive knowledge of audio engineering. The course, guided by Keith O’Neill, delves into analog and digital audio principles, signal flow, and the use of various audio equipment and software.
Instructor Profile:
Keith O’Neill brings a wealth of experience as a recording, tracking, and mastering engineer. His extensive work across multiple music genres and expertise in music production and audio post-production make him an ideal mentor for aspiring audio engineers.
Course Objectives:
- Gain a solid understanding of waveforms and the mechanics of sound.
- Learn the operation of microphones and various transducers.
- Master signal levels, dynamics, and frequency processing.
- Develop skills in controlling signals through large format analog consoles.
- Analyze and apply knowledge of signal flow and analog processors.
Required Materials:
- Pro Tools Software.
- Computer with webcam, high-speed internet, and Chrome web browser.
- Audio interface with at least two microphone inputs.
- Two or more microphones with stands and cables.
- Headphones and stereo speakers.
- Access to acoustic and electronic instruments.
- Computer meeting Pro Tools System Requirements.
Course Format:
This comprehensive 11-week course includes weekly homework, discussions, quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam, culminating in a certificate of completion.
Credit Transferability:
Credits earned in this course may be transferable to relevant degree or certificate programs at the Atlanta Institute of Music and Media, offering a valuable stepping stone in your academic and professional journey.
Start Your Journey in Audio Engineering:
Enroll in 'Intro to Audio Production I' to build a strong foundation in audio production and engineering, guided by industry expert Keith O’Neill.