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Studio recording engineers are essential to the contemporary music and media industries.

This course introduces you to the key technologies and techniques of contemporary recording studios, equipping you with the skills to effectively navigate the studio environment and run successful recording sessions leveraging the knowledge, expertise, and renowned sound studios of the Department of Performing Arts at City St George’s.

Who is it for?

Music professionals who wish to expand their skill set, and non-professional musicians who wish to acquire high-level musical knowledge.

Timetable

• June 9-20 2025
• 10 evenings 6-8 pm
• Main Recording Studio, College Building lower level. Room: ALG19b

Benefits

This course is based on a core module from our existing BSc programme in Music Sound and Technology accredited by JAMES (Joint Audio Media Education Support).

It provides a detailed introduction to the ever-developing environment of the 21st century music studio, featuring hands-on experience with state-of-the art equipment and industry-standard software.

The course is targeted at both music professionals who wish to expand their skill set, and non-professional musicians who wish to acquire high-level musical knowledge that fits their work schedule.

The course is led by William Stokes: producer, member of avant-psych band Voka Gentle, writer of the Sound on Sound modular synthesis column and podcast, and writer on music and music technology for The Guardian, MOJO, The Financial Times and more

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This programme is a non-auditioned course.

Anyone can apply for this course, by booking your place via the EStore. Course costs must be paid in full at the time of booking.

Applications will close as soon as the sessions becomes full.

Further details on the course will be sent upon booking and closer to the course commencement date.

This is a non-residential course. Students should organise their own accommodation as necessary. Our nearest tube stations are Angel (Northern Line) or Farringdon (Elizabeth Line).

No prior knowledge or equipment is necessary, and the course will culminate in a creative assignment where students receive feedback on their ?own studio production.

English requirements

In order to benefit most from this course you should have a good understanding of English.