DMP102 – Audio Engineering / Acoustics (Principles)
Modules
Upon graduating this course you will be musically and technologically proficient and able to operate professionally in a diversity of audio production roles and environments.
Our course content is delivered in a unique, practical learning environment where you will complete hands-on activities under direct supervision of our industry professional staff.
As a student, you will have access to highly specialized workstations before, during and after class. Supervisors are available on site to provide learning support outside of classroom hours.
DMP102 – Audio Engineering / Acoustics (Principles)
The opening subjects ensure a strong foundation of knowledge for the basis of future studies. We ensure each module is crafted to ensure relevance to todays industry, while still treasuring the history of Abbey Road. Studying DMP102 – Audio Engineering / Acoustics will ensure your future as one of the worlds respected members of the Abbey Road Institute community.
Audio Engineering / Acoustics
This module introduces elements of sound theory, psychoacoustics and electronics. You will learn about metering in both analogue and digital environments, and develop critical listening skills by completing a series of ear training exercises throughout the term, in a supervised learning environment. You will complete a theoretical exam designed to test your understanding of the fundamental principles contained in this unit.
Module Syllabus:
- Sound Theory
- Decibels
- Metering
- Basic Electronics
- Digital Audio
- Ear Training
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Before I was at Abbey Road, it was easy to write a song, and get a singer. But the songwriting process doesn’t work like that. It was important to understand vocal production, writing, and music. It should all happen simultaneously.
Joel Robinson, Graduate
Abbey Road really helped me with the foundation of audio. It’s an overwhelming subject at first, but [the course] really breaks it down and really makes it digestible.
Charlotte Adelle, Graduate
The time I spent at Abbey Road Institute helped me transform my skills. I came from a bedroom producer who made music as a hobby to an audio professional.
Phoenix Manson, Graduate
Abbey Road was the perfect stepping stone into my professional career as an artist and audio engineer.
Alex Braithwaite, Graduate
Studying the past year at Abbey Road has been phenomenal. The teaching staff are top notch and I now have a community of people to draw on who are as obsessed with music as me.
