Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Engineering
Learning Methods
Lecture
Practical
Tutorial
Module Offerings
4204AMP-SEP-CTY
Aims
To introduce students to the practical issues arising from Recording audio and Live sound reinforcement
Learning Outcomes
1.
Use a DAW to implement drum replacement
2.
Specify typical acoustic drum sizes and specifications
3.
Operate industry-standard hardware and software to produce CD quality 16bit 44.1 kHz audio
4.
Create recorded audio music productions to be used with video
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:Audio Mixing Desks, signal flow, mike/line, channel strip, input gain, EQ,
Digital Audio Workstations, interfaces, bit rates, buffers, sampling rates
Drum replacement
Health & Safety for audio engineering
Impedance and level matching
Introduction to small-scale live sound reinforcement systems
Pro-Tools, Apple logic pro x
Levels, decibels (in signals), metering, gain structure
Loudspeakers, Amplifiers, Monitors
Non-linear editing, dubbing and effects using computers
Properties of microphones (types, polar patterns, phantom power)
Properties of the ear and auditory perception
Recording studio equipment & live sound
Module Overview:
To introduce students to the practical issues arising from Recording audio and Live sound reinforcement The module encompasses an introduction to the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of audio & music production and to the equipment used in audio production. The module will cover both 'live-broadcast' and 'recorded' production. Students will be required to work both individually and in small groups using equipment to become familiar with its characteristics in a way that also demonstrates safe systems of work.
To introduce students to the practical issues arising from Recording audio and Live sound reinforcement The module encompasses an introduction to the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of audio & music production and to the equipment used in audio production. The module will cover both 'live-broadcast' and 'recorded' production. Students will be required to work both individually and in small groups using equipment to become familiar with its characteristics in a way that also demonstrates safe systems of work.
Additional Information:The module encompasses an introduction to the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of audio & music production and to the equipment used in audio production.
The module will cover both 'live-broadcast' and 'recorded' production.
Students will be required to work both individually and in small groups using equipment to become familiar with its characteristics in a way that also demonstrates safe systems of work.