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COURSE PROGRAMS |
PRO AUDIO SPECIALIST |
35 CLOCK HOURS |
| Students receive 10 hours of campus instruction (3 meetings) in the
basics of recording that includes one live recording session. Students, in addition,
study 57 interactive lessons in basic audio and take a final exam. Up to 25
additional campus contact hours are available to students for study, assistance and lab
time. |
TUITION: $449.00
BOOKS/MATERIALS: INCLUDED |
| The graduate obtains essential knowledge and exposure to basic audio
theory and studio recording techniques. |
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RECORDING TECHNIQUES I |
42 CLOCK HOURS |
| Students attend 12 classes in recording (42 hours) with in- depth
lectures/demonstrations/equipment practice and 4 live recording/mixing sessions. Students
record the final recording project with instructor guidance. Up to 20 additional
campus contact hours are available to students for study, assistance and lab time. |
TUITION: $799.00
BOOKS/MATERIALS: $70.75 + sales tax |
| The graduate basic knowledge and hands-on ability in the studio recording
techniques used in recording bands. |
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| The Associate Recording Engineer Program provides the graduate with the
minimum professional competence in completing the recording of of both live musician and
computer-generated music recording projects. The program consists of three courses,
for 97 clock hours of campus instruction: |
RECORDING TECHNIQUES I (42 Clock Hours) |
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INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC THEORY (15 Clock Hours) |
| Over 6 classes, the graduate learns the basics of music theory including
rhythm/beat, putting music in written form, musical keys, major & minor scales,
plus the basics of musical harmony and chords that are necessary to the programming
of drum machines & computer-generated music. |
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MUSIC PRODUCTION I (40 CLOCK HOURS) |
| Over 8 classes, the graduate learns the operation of additional recording
equipment and is certified as having minimum professional competence at using this
equipment for recording projects. The student also obtains basic competence in both
the programming and recording of computer-generated music projects. The class includes
four recording projects done by students, one of which is a computer-generated music
project. |
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| Up to 20 campus contact hours are available (in addition to class time)
to students for study, assistance and lab time. |
PROGRAM TUITION: $1798.00
BOOKS/MATERIALS: $140.70+ sales tax |
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| The Recording Engineer Program provides the graduate with the training
and exposure necessary to operate full-service professional recording studios using all of
the common recording types of equipment and techniques in this class of studio.
Training is included in analog, digital and hard disc recording systems and console
automation systems. Included in the program is training using professional equipment
such as Pro Tools and the SSL Console. After the campus classes, the students must
complete an extensive internship for a total training of 255 clock hours. |
ASSOCIATE RECORDING ENGINEER
COURSES (97 CLOCK HOURS) |
| The three classes described under the Associate Recording Engineer
Program (described above) are the
first three classes taken in this program. |
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COMPUTER MUSIC TECHNOLOGY (48 CLOCK HOURS) |
| Over 12 classes the student learns the use of computer-based programs
used in audio production. Included in the class is training on advanced MIDI
programs, hard disk recording & editing, mastering techniques, Internet audio
encoding, computer based mixing, computer based sample/loop production techniques and
synchronization. Recording projects include audio post-production, commercial
production and hard disk music production. |
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ADVANCED RECORDING (60 CLOCK HOURS) |
| Over 11 classes the student learns advanced recording techniques based
around large studio / large console / analog multitrack formats. Training is
completed on an SSL console. Included in the class is advanced console recording &
automated mixing techniques, advanced micing techniques, advanced signal processing,
integration of analog recording with both digital recording & MIDI production and
synchronized 48 track analog recording. Recording projects include an analog music
project, and integrated projects of both analog/digital and analog/MIDI. |
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ADVANCED RECORDING INTERNSHIP (50 CLOCK HOURS) |
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PROGRAM TUITION: $4247.00
BOOKS/MATERIALS: $295.30 + sales tax |
| Up to 20 campus contact
hours are available (in addition to class time) to students for study, assistance and lab
time. |
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The logical extension of a recording engineer
is music production. With today's market, music production is a quickly growing
activity in the field. Unfortunately many of the projects being independently
released are only of a "local" or "demonstration" quality. The
Recording Engineer / Program is designed to train the graduate in national-release quality
of production, giving the graduate a distinct edge in this competitive field. |
ASSOCIATE
RECORDING ENGINEER COURSES (97 CLOCK HOURS) |
| The three classes described under the Associate Recording Engineer
Program (described above) are the
first three classes taken in this program. |
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COMPUTER MUSIC TECHNOLOGY (48 CLOCK HOURS) |
| Over 12 classes the student learns the use of computer-based programs
used in audio production. Included in the class is training on advanced MIDI
programs, hard disk recording & editing, mastering techniques, Internet audio
encoding, computer based mixing, computer based sample/loop production techniques and
synchronization. Recording projects include audio post-production, commercial
production and hard disk music production. |
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ADVANCED RECORDING (60 CLOCK HOURS) |
| Over 11 classes the student learns advanced recording techniques based
around large studio / large console / analog multitrack formats. Training is
completed on an SSL console. Included in the class is advanced console recording &
automated mixing techniques, advanced micing techniques, advanced signal processing,
integration of analog recording with both digital recording & MIDI production and
synchronized 48 track analog recording. Recording projects include an analog music
project, and integrated projects of both analog/digital and analog/MIDI. |
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DOING MUSIC BUSINESS (36 CLOCK HOURS) |
| Over 12 classes the students learns the basics of the music business and
business planning, as well as planning the release and marketing of a music production.
Topics include setting up the business, obtaining professional guidance and
council, copyrights & publishing, performance rights, production, promotions and
marketing as well as obtaining a record deal with major companies. |
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MUSIC PRODUCTION, PROMOTION AND MARKETING (45
CLOCK HOURS) |
| Over 10 classes and a series of individual coaching sessions the student
formulates both a specific business and production plan for the completion of a music
production, as well as its release or its presentation to national record companies.
The class is usually taken as the student's production project begins. |
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MUSIC PRODUCTION PROJECT (110 CLOCK HOURS) |
| Students complete a national quality music production under the guidance
of a professional recording engineer and producer. Students complete the planning,
the demo recording, the final recording, mixing and mastering of the project. |
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PROGRAM TUITION: $5898.00
PLUS ESTIMATED $2250.00 STUDIO TIME FOR PROGRAM PROJECT |
BOOKS/MATERIALS:
$495.30 + sales tax |
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| Quick-StudyTM Programs |
Recording Institute Of
Detroit Quick-Study programs are condensed hands-on training modules for students who have
thoroughly studied the online training modules to prepare for the final theory examination
of the campus course or program.
| Pro Audio Specialist |
Students attend one or two weekends - $299.00 |
| Recording Techniques I |
Students attend 7 weeks - $595.00 |
| Associate Recording Engineer |
Students attend 7 weeks - $595.00 |
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