Learn while working on your own music, theory and practice fused together in hands-on sessions, where knowledge of sound engineering is seamlessly integrated within the broader Music Production.
Being a Record Producer requires better skills than just knowing the equipment.
The Music Production course touches critical listening and arrangement (create and sustain interest), producer skills (getting the best performance from the artists you work with), understanding the process of mixing and mastering audio (to get that release quality), music business and career advice (how to get started, avoiding classic mistakes, copyright and revenue).
Whether you are looking for a beginner course to kick-start your career in music and sound recording, or you have already spent years teaching yourself by trial and error, the Music Production Course will give you all the tools you need to confidently record, edit, mix and master your music. We call this the 'advanced beginner course' and it's the foundation to all the Certificate and Diploma courses.
Available as a part-time, full-time and evening course – only six places per class.
Read more about it on the Music Production 101: essentials.
Reserve now your place and pay in installments while attending your course (preliminary interview required).
Last-minute cancellations are always possible: email or call to add your name to the waiting list for this eventuality, and to reserve a place for the next intake in February.
Learn how great records are recorded and mixed: a unique workshop in one of the UK's most successfull studios.
If you missed your chance to start a course at LSS in September there are still options to consider before settling for your second-choice school. Call us to discuss short intensive courses to integrate in a Diploma or Certificate Course, or to reserve now a place for the next term in February.
part-time and full-time options
also music reference CDs and video tutorials
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