Music Production Certificate Program
The Music Production Certificate program is an innovative program integrating music production and recording studio training that prepares students for jobs in the music and recording industries. Graduates of the program can look forward to career opportunities at commercial recording and production facilities, on-site recording venues, radio and broadcast networks, and manufacturers who serve the music production and recording industries.
The Music Production Certificate Program is designed to give a comprehensive introduction to the Audio Recording Arts and Sciences. In this comprehensive 10-week course, you will learn practical skills in music production, mixing, sound design and more, using the most up-to-date and relevant industry-standard software. In addition to learning these skills, an industry recognized Pro Tools 101 course is included in the program. Music Production classes are taught in the Music department's technology laboratories and multi-track recording studios.
What you'll learn
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Obtain a comprehensive introduction to the Audio Recording Arts and Sciences.
- Integrate music production and recording studio training to prepare for jobs in the music and recording industries.
Skills you'll gain
Sound Engineer
Median Salary
The median salary in the New York metropolitan area is $91,630, in New York State $86,390, and $59,430 in the United States*.
Get StartedAlso called Audio Engineer, Mixer, Recording Engineer and Sound Engineer
*Based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (USBLS OEWS)