Course Overview: B.Sc. Audiography & Music Technology
The 3-year, 6-semester B.Sc. program covers all essential areas in audiography and music technology, with the first three semesters dedicated to immersive training at B4M NHQ, followed by On-the-Job Training (OJT) in a specialization.
Program Structure
- Duration: 3 Years (6 Semesters)
- Location: First 3 Semesters at B4M NHQ, followed by OJT
- Specializations for OJT: Studio Engineering, Music Production, Sound Design, Live Sound Engineering
On-the-Job Training (OJT) and Specialization
During the final three semesters, students will complete their OJT, choosing a specialization from Studio Engineering, Music Production, Sound Design, or Live Sound Engineering. While specializing, students will also complete Mixing & Mastering, a mandatory module for all, which provides essential skills applicable across all areas of audio production.
Throughout the OJT:
- Log Book Maintenance: Students must document their OJT progress in an official OJT log book, signed regularly by their supervisor.
- Academic Activities: Students will continue academic activities alongside their hands-on training.
- Examinations: Mid-term and semester examinations require student's physical presence at B4M NHQ.
Modules Covered
1. Studio Engineering
- Physics of Sound
- Anatomy of Ear
- Critical Listening and Ear Training
- Basic Electronics
- Cables and Connectors
- Decibels & Digital Audio
- Microphones and Miking Techniques
- Dynamics & Signal Processors
- Equalizers & FX Processors
- Digital Audio Workstation - Pro Tools
- Professional Recording & Audio Editing
- Radio Production
- Stereo Studio Routing
- Patch-Bay Design
- Advanced Hardware Routing Concepts
- Control Surface Operation
- Mixing and Mastering Techniques
- Spatial Audio Mix & Mastering - Dolby ATMOS®
2. Music Production
- Music Theory for Production
- Logic Pro X Interface & Shortcuts
- Production & Recording Templates
- MIDI Recording & Editing
- Apple Loops & Loop Library
- Drum Programming & Song Arrangements
- Film Scoring & VST Instruments
- Sampling and Synthesis
- Automation & Mapping
- Flex Time, Flex Pitch & Celemony Melodyne
- Ableton Live & Electronic Music Production
- Mixing and Mastering in Logic Pro X
- Exporting Tracks for Film & Song Scores
- Jingle Production
3. Live Sound Technology
- Fundamentals of Live Sound
- Analog & Digital Console Operations
- Signal Flow & Practical Applications
- Gain Staging & Multitrack Grouping
- Microphones, EQ, and Dynamic Processing
- Speaker Systems & Crossover Theory
- Reverbs, Delays, and Effects
- Speaker Management & Power Distribution
- Live Sound Practices & Lighting Technologies
- SMAART Venue Calibration
- Line Array Alignment
4. Sound Design
- Fundamentals of Film Sound Design
- Sound Design Theory
- Field Recording Techniques
- Foley & Stereo/Surround Sound Design
- Track Laying, Sound Edit, and Dialogue Editing
- Convolution Reverbs & Audioease Altiverb
- Sync Sound/ADR Techniques
- Audio Restoration with Izotope RX
- Premix & Re-recording Mix - Dolby ATMOS®
5. Acoustics and Studio Architecture
- Introduction to Studio Design Concepts
- Soundproofing Techniques
- Acoustic Control Methods
- Personal Studio Setup Ideas
- Acoustic Measurement & Calibration
6. General Education
- Employability Skills
- Health, Safety, and Security
- Human Values, Ethics, and Discipline
- Communicative English
- Digital Literacy
- Business Communication
- Physical & Mental Fitness
- Client Management
- Music Industry Management
- Entrepreneurship & Digital Marketing
Course Details
- Duration: 3 Years
- Eligibility: 12th Pass (Any Stream)
Advanced Professional Diploma in Audiography & Music Technology