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Professional Recording Arts |
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Here you can find an overview of the Professional Recording Arts Diploma Program at The Art Institute of Vancouver. In addition, links are available to curriculum, tuition and fees. You can also see a list of faculty, hear from students in the testimonials section or see student work in student portfolios.
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Surround sound, interactive CDs and DVDs: Audio has come along way since the early days of vinyl. For individuals interested in professional engineering in the digital age, or just learning how to work with and create sound, the Independent Recording Arts Program at the Art institute, Vancouver is the perfect educational vehicle. Students train in digital and analogue recording studios using linear and non-linear recording technologies. Curriculum includes topics such as professional session engineering, microphone techniques, outboard equipment, MIDI, signal flow, critical listening and audio/acoustic principles. Instruction includes linear and non-linear digital audio theory, surround sound, system integration and synchronization (e.g., analogue, digital, video, machine control, automation) and advanced recording techniques. Practice and integration are emphasized along with technical expertise, production and project management, and problem-solving and troubleshooting skills. Students are trained in advanced recording and production techniques which they apply to projects modeled after real-world scenarios. They also learn to create and publish audio for web and new media applications. Graduates leave with professional training, ready for music or audio-post production employment including foley work, location audio production and advanced synthesis applications for sound effects creation. Read more. |
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1st Quarter Recording Studio Operations 101 Recording Arts 100 Introduction to Digital Audio Production Digital Music Technology 100 Music Theory 101
2nd Quarter Recording Studio Sessions 102 Live Sound Reinforcement Digital Audio Production 200 Digital Music Technology 200 Music Theory 102
3rd Quarter Recording Studio Sessions 200 Audio Electronics Digital Audio Production 300 Digital Music Technology 300 Compositional Keyboarding
4th Quarter Digital Studio Systems Recording Arts 200 Business of the Recording Industry Songwriting Audio Systems Maintenance
5th Quarter Entrepreneurial Business Practices Digital Audio Production 400 Corporate Audio & Visual Digital Music Technology 400 Location Audio
6th Quarter Advanced Music Recording Techniques 300 Advanced Post Recording Techniques 350 Music Publishing for the Internet 100 Music for Television & Film Game Audio & Interactive Music
7th Quarter Music Arranging & Recording Technology Audio Post Production Studio Music Production DVD Imaging & Authoring Portfolio & Professional Development for Audio
This is a sample schedule only. Class scheduling is subject to change without notice. |
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Click here to view a complete list of faculty members. |
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“My education at AI gave me a great starting point and base of knowledge to start to learn about the world of recording studios. I also made contacts in school that continue to pop up and help out throughout my career.” (Carla Levis, 2001 Professional Recording Arts) “I had the chance to study with a great bunch of people that really wanted to learn and push the envelope. The instructors were awesome. Any questions we had, we’d always get way more than just the answers. Extra curricular activities were strongly encouraged and great opportunities were given.” (Francois LeFleur, 1998 Professional Recording Arts) |
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