Music Editor Courses in Sydney

Learn how to record, edit, and publish professional-level sound recordings with the CUA50820 Diploma of Music (Sound Production). Whether you’re a songwriter looking to self-publish your own music or an aspiring sound engineer, this nationally recognised diploma will get you started. The course covers: recording sound on location, recording music in the studio, editing sound and dialogue, mixing recorded songs, reproducing sound for post-production, compiling music for soundtracks, and much more. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, sound production career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates..

Get the skills you need to record and mix music demos and live performances with the CUA40920 Certificate IV in Music (Sound Production). If you’re an aspiring sound engineer or singer/songwriter wanting to self-publish your own music, this is the course for you. During your studies you learn the basics of audio theory, copyright, and collaborating with other music professionals. You’ll also gain professional-level technical skills in sound recording, editing, mixing, and publishing. Enquire now for entry requirements, music production career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates..

The CUA40920 Certificate IV in Music is for aspiring musicians and industry professionals who need a holistic understanding of the international music business as well as professional level musicianship skills. Your studies begin with an introduction to music business opportunities, copyright, and creative practice. You’ll then gain technical skills in any of four specialist areas: performance, creation and composition, sound production, music business and marketing. Enquire now for entry requirements, the list of speciality units (and their availability) as well as course openings near you..

The CUA30920 Certificate III in Music (Creation and Composition) will teach you how to write songs, compose simple melodies, and arrange music. This nationally recognised qualification is a great first step toward a professional music career. Your studies begin with an introduction to the many facets of the international music industry and you’ll spend time planning your career and the competencies you’ll need to succeed. The course covers: writing song lyrics, developing aural perception skills, developing knowledge of audio theory, using music technology, recording and mixing music demos, and more. Enquire now for the latest course openings and the full list of music career outcomes..

Want to learn how to record, mix, and edit sound? How about the CUA30920 Certificate III in Music (Sound Production). This nationally recognised qualification introduces you to the music industry and the principles of sound engineering. The course covers: incorporating technology into music making, developing basic audio skills and knowledge, assisting with sound recordings, performing basic sound editing, mixing sound, preparing audio assets, making a music demo, and much more. Enquire now for the list of study units, music career outcomes, and enrolment centres near you..