Studioproduksjon

The course provides a practical and theoretical introduction to different approaches within modern music production. This includes introduction to different combinations of analogue and digital signalflow, including Audio over IP, for recording and production of different ensembles. During the course the candidates will perform advanced production tasks within different musical genres. The course will also demonstrate and discuss different perspectives concerning the sound studio as a compositional and improvisational tool in interplay with different ensembles.

After completing the course the candidate should:

• Be able to practically and theoretically show an overview of signal flow and functionality in a modern sound studio.
• Be able to demonstrate different techniques for recording and sound editing, and be able to make reflected choices independent of musical genre.
• Be able to analyze and find knowledge on a detailed level concerning sound aesthetics within different music productions
• Be able to plan and operate sound systems that are prepared for compositional and improvisational interplay with acoustic and electronic instruments.
• Be able to communicate with musicians in the studio in a way that enhances the work situation and the music production.
• Be able to critically reflect upon their own practice, and be able to demonstrate the connection between aesthetical choices and technical arrangements.

The teaching is organized as workshops were different topics will be introduced before putting it into practice through different assignments.

There will be 4-6 excersises in addition to schedueled practical exercises.

Instruction is obligatory and demands minimum 80% attendance.