Core Courses:
- Music Theory: Harmony, counterpoint, orchestration, form and analysis
- Sound Engineering: Acoustics, recording techniques, signal processing, mixing and mastering
- Music Technology: Software and hardware systems, digital audio workstations (DAWs)
- Music Composition: Arrangement, orchestration, production techniques
- Music Business: Legal aspects, copyright, marketing, artist management
Elective Courses (may vary by university):
Music Production-Specific:
- Advanced Mixing and Mastering
- Advanced Music Composition for Production
- Electronic Music Production
- Film and Video Scoring
- Audio Post-Production
- Music Technology for Live Performances
Other Related Areas:
- Mathematics: Calculus, probability, statistics
- Physics: Acoustics, wave propagation
- Computer Science: Programming, software engineering
- Communication: Writing, presentation, public speaking
- Arts Management: Event planning, marketing, budgeting
Specialized Programs:
- Music Production and Engineering: Focuses on technical aspects of music production, including recording, mixing, and mastering.
- Music Production and Composition: Combines music production with composition skills, developing both the technical and creative aspects of music creation.
- Music Production and Technology: Emphasizes the integration of technology into music production, covering hardware, software, and emerging technologies.