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A film can only be as good as its audio.
Sound plays a crucial role as it creates a seamless movie experience for the audience. When put in the right place, language, sound effects, music, and even silence, can elevate the video.

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Welcome to the Orange Film Academy and Research Centre. Our Six-month long online certified course on Sound Design is meant to make you a professional Sound Designer by going through all the tips and tricks you need to improve your sound design skills. The responsibility of a sound designer is to record, acquire, edit and create various audio elements in a movie. He has to work with the scriptwriter, director, and the sound mixing engineer to achieve the result.

This course will help you to learn new Digital Audio Workstations like Protools and others so as to create your own unique sound design.You will go through recording devices such aslocation recorders, mixing consoles and control surfaces. This is also an opportunity for you to learn sound recording essentials from microphones and loud speakers to sound tracks in a movie, sync sound and ADR, dialogue recording, foley recording and music recording, sound pre andpost production, sound design, sound mix etc.

You will get familiarized with digital recording tools and digital recording technology- audio interfaces, Digital Audio Workstations like Pro Tools, Sound Edit and plug-in processors and look at some sound design tips and tricks with tracks. Basic studio acoustics is also a subject that you will learn from the masters.The course is designed to turn a beginner into a professional sound designer. If you are proficient, the course will enable you to take your productions to the next level with your new sound design skills.

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Learn more about the Certificate in Audio Production from instructors Jason Devore and Glenn Lorbecki, both notable recording industry professionals in Seattle. Click here:
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Video Transcript:

[Glenn Lorbecki] One of the very first album projects I ever worked on was a little alternative rock band called the Violent Femmes. We're not professional teachers; we're teachers who are professionals.

[Jason Devore] What this program offers to students is a solid foundation in technical, practical, and creative skills in audio production and that's going to help them to get where they want to go much faster. It's like getting the expressway of education in this field.

[Glenn Lorbecki] One thing I really love about my gig is that every day it's something a little different. You know, one day it's game audio, the next day we're doing commercial audio for television, the next day we're doing a blues record, and then who knows.

[Jason Devore] In the first class, the students study microphones and microphone design, speaker and speaker design, digital recording consoles analogue recording consoles, outboard processing equipment and they also take field trips to local various studios and equipment manufacturers.

In the second semester, the students spend time applying what they learned in the first semester by actually listening to microphones and comparing speakers and comparing outboard equipment and just hearing how they sound.

[Glenn Lorbecki] They get to dig right into the projects that we're working on a regular basis, so I think that's a really cool advantage.

[Jason Devore] By the time they move on to the third project oriented quarter, they start combining what they learned in the first two quarters along with their own creative sensibilities to complete a music recording project or sound design for a video project.

[Glenn Lorbecki] When I started teaching in the class in the 90's people said, "Oh I want a job like yours. I want to be a staff engineer for a recording studio" and so we taught people how to align analogue tape machines and do all the maintenance things that you do in a big studio. Nowadays it's pretty different. People's career paths have changed. Rarely do we see positions even open in a recording studio for a staff engineer. Typically, we see independent engineers. Typically we'll see people who work on projects out of their own studio or small project studios. And so rather than teaching someone how to be a staff engineer in a large facility, we teach someone to make the most of the tools that they have available to them, whether it be a small microphone and a laptop or ten thousand dollars' worth of semi-pro recording gear.

Graduates of this program have gone on to be recording engineers, certainly. But we also see a lot of people getting involved in post-production whether in the audio or the video side. We've also had a couple graduates that have gone on to work in the corporate world.

When they leave our program, they have the ability to go into any audio environment in the world and understand what's going on and know when things are going right, and more importantly know when things are not going right and how to fix it.

[Jason Devore] So if you're interested in audio in general, or you're interested in music recording, or if you're interested in sound design for games or television or film, this is a good class for you. You'll be learning from some of the best in the field and you'll be working alongside colleagues who are as excited and interested as you are, you'll have a lot of fun.

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This course is the required capstone course for the electronic music production and sound design major, and it's required to complete the degree. You will test your creative limits in this course and develop a sense of confidence in your ability to produce creative work on a deadline.

You will develop the skills needed to complete a project that showcases your ability to produce professional quality work. While you will bring a set of tools you are comfortable with, you will be expected to explore one or two new pieces of software that will expand your capabilities. At the end of the course, you will be able to represent the skills you have developed in the major to potential clients and employers, demonstrating your ability to develop, manage, and complete a professional project.

The course will focus on directed readings, case studies from established artists in video demonstrations/interviews, web research, and discussions.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Propose a structured project with challenging but realistic goals
Identify your strengths and weaknesses when assuming different roles while working on a production
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Define reference models that pertain to your project to use them as a guidance and a road map
Create a production template that addresses the needs of your specific project
Assemble a production library to organize and store the assets needed for a particular project
Determine how to approach different recording scenarios, depending on the project's needs
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Wwise – an Introduction. The first in a series of tutorials on Audiokinetic's Wwise. We'll take a look at a brief overview of the role middleware plays in game development, before jumping into the basics of authoring sounds in Wwise.

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Sound engineers assemble and operate equipment used to create great audio for a production.

They have several roles and responsibilities including:

Recording speech, music, and other sounds
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In 1999, the Bureau of Labor Statistics recorded $35,090 as the average base salary. By 2019, the average base salary rose to $67,090. Wages grew by $32,000 (or $1,600 yearly) from 1999-2019. The estimated 2021 average base salary would be $70,290, using $1,600 as the average yearly income. If trends were to continue, by 2029, the average base salary would rise to $83,090.

The job market for sound engineers has risen since 1999. In 1999, there were 9,380 employed sound engineers. In 2008, the number of sound engineers hit a peak of 16,600 employed. Since 2011, the number of employed sound engineers has fallen. From 1999 - 2019, there was a total gain of 3,510 (176 per year) employed sound engineers. But there are almost 4,000 fewer employed sound engineers than in 2008. In 2019, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicted a 6% increase in employed sound engineers. By 2029, they are predicting 14,050 employed sound engineers.

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Pinnacle College Video Game Sound Design student Chris Nuno shares his projects and thoughts about the program.

Pinnacle College offers an Associate's Degree Program in Recording Arts and a Certificate Program in Sound for Video Games. Graduates can pursue careers such as Audio Engineering, Recording Engineering, Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer to name a few.

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In this video series, Berklee Online Electronic Production and Design instructor Rishabh Rajan teaches the basics of using and performing with an Electronic Digital Instrument (EDI). You will gain hands-on experience with creating and performing, including finger drumming techniques, sampling and slicing in Ableton Live, playing chords, making bass grooves, and performing with live looping. Whether you have some experience with electronic music or you are just starting out, you will be able to create your own track from scratch and perform it live by the end of the 23 videos in this course.

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Rishabh Rajan has been teaching for more than 10 years and is currently an assistant professor with the Electronic Production & Design department at Berklee College of Music. He is a certified trainer for Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and Pro Tools. He has published a variety of sound design eBooks which are available on the Apple iBookstore. He has been producing electronic music under the name code:MONO. Rishabh also runs a YouTube page where he showcases his music, electronic music performances, and tutorials on a variety of music production-related topics.

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In this video, Berklee Online professor John Storyk gets into major considerations you need to make when thinking about your own recording studio. He brings frequency analysis, reflection control, isolation techniques, and internal room acoustics together with the concept of integrated acoustic design. He discusses the implications of iterative design, in which the design process is constantly informed and refined by the interacting aspects of integrated acoustic design, and frequency-dependent design, in which a treatment will interact differently with frequencies across the sound spectrum. The objective remains the same: building an accurate listening environment that has the correct amount of quietness in it.

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John Storyk is best known for designing Electric Lady Studios with Jimi Hendrix, shortly after completing his architectural studies from Princeton. As an independent designer, engineer, and principal designer of WSDG, he has been responsible for more than 3,500 world-class audio/video production facilities, including studios, radio stations, video suites, entertainment clubs, and theaters. His work includes private studios for Whitney Houston, Bob Marley, Ace Frehley, Oven Studios (Alicia Keys), Roc the Mic (JAY-Z), and others. He is an adjunct professor of Acoustics and Studio Design at Berklee College of Music, Boston and he is the co-author of Berklee Online’s Architectural, Acoustic, and Audio System Design for the Modern Music Production Studio course, part of the Master of Music in Music Production program.

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