FdA Music Production
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Why choose this course
This course will equip you with the necessary skills to enter the diverse and exciting field of music production. The course will allow
you to develop the skills needed to work successfully within the
music and media industries. The course is ideal for you if you wish
to work in a music-production studio, become a live-sound engineer, work in the media with sound and music, or work as a freelance producer of your own music.
If you are enthusiastic about working creatively and want to have the technical know-how to feel confident in a wide range of production environments this is the course for you.
Course structure and content
The course provides first-rate tuition and guidance in three key areas of the music-production business:
- Critical listening
- Professional audio software
- Sound engineering.
Modules include:
- Advanced audio software
- Studio production
- Producing sound for film, TV and multimedia
- Live sound and events management
- Producing and marketing your music.
You will gain direct experience of music industry practices during the course and will make full use of our purpose-built suite of recording studios and excellent digital audio workstations.
You will work with staff members who are committed to your success and are both experienced lecturers and practising music producers.
Delivery method
Taught sessions can take the form of:
- Formal lectures
- Workshops
- Visiting speakers from the music industry.
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About the venue
All the Music Foundation Degree students have the opportunity to work in spacious, purpose-built and well-equipped recording studios and computer suites.
Travel Opportunities
Entry Requirements
You will need a UCAS tariff of 200 UCAS points with at least 160 coming from a Level 3 Qualification (for example A Levels or BTEC National / Extended Diploma). Preferably 80 points should come from a related subject.
An interview / audition will be required for entry to this programme.
Progression
- You will have the opportunity to apply to progress to the top-up year of the Honours degree course at Bath Spa University on successful completion of this course or a related course at another university
- Enter employment in the field of music/sound production, events management, or sound recording for film and TV
- Enter the live-sound industry
- Become a freelance music producer.
Additional Info
How to apply
Full-time courses
Full-time course: complete a UCAS online application form and submit it electronically (ucas.com). The UCAS website provides detailed information about making your application, so if you need any further details please visit their site.
- Fill in a University and College Admissions Service (UCAS) application form online following UCAS guidelines and submit it through the website, ucas.com. The UCAS website gives lots of information about making your application, so you can find more details there.
- We will get your application through UCAS and may invite you to an interview or audition with a course tutor.
- We will let UCAS know what we decide about your application as soon as possible after your interview.
- UCAS will let you know what we decide via UCAS track so login regularly. Remember to apply for your funding at direct.gov.uk/studentfinance. More information about the tariff can be found at ucas.ac.uk/students/ucas_tariff.
UCAS Codes
Institution Code: B20
Course Code: J930
Campus Code: C

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