MRP II Course Outline

Master Recording Program II Course Outline

The Conservatory focuses on one thing: audio. Because we concentrate totally on the science and art of sound, we are able to offer what we believe is the most comprehensive audio program in the country.

Our Master Recording Program II covers everything from basic principles of sound all the way up to the most sophisticated concepts of audio engineering. Numerous certifications are included that you can add to your audio resume when applying for a job. The program lasts 42 weeks with 30 weeks on campus in lecture and hands-on training and 12 weeks of internship. Internships are located in a major city of your choice.

Once you complete this program, you will be prepared to step up to the console at any studio anywhere and make a living making music. Hundreds of Conservatory graduates are enjoying success at studios throughout the country. You can too.

If you want to succeed in an Audio Recording Career, we can help make that happen. Call 1-800-562-6383 or Apply Now.

Course	Credit Hours
AR101 Audio Recording & Production	8.50
Basic Principles of Sound Microphones & Microphone Techniques Equipment Recording Lab Basic Recording Techniques Basic SSL Signal Flow Lab Music Production Automated Consoles Tape Machine Calibration & Alignment Critical Listening
MB101Music Business	1.50
Intro to Music Business Publishing & Music Income Copyright Part I Copyright Part II Studio Ownership, Record Production Record Labels
DR101 Digital Recording	3.00
MIDI Basics Computer Based Audio Applications & Compatibility Issues Fundamentals of Digital Audio Synchronization Systems Digital Technologies Integration for Audio
PT101 Pro Tools	2.00
Pro Tools 101 Certification Signal Flow and Recording Mix/Edit Window Concepts Organizing a Session
SR101 Sound Reinforcement	1.50
Introduction Signal Distribution Sound Reinforcement Mixing Console Signal Processing in Sound Reinforcement Large Speaker Array Concepts Final Exam and Proficiency
TM101 Troubleshooting/Maintenance	.50
Basic Electronics Test Equipment Soldering Lab
CM101 Career Management	.50
Career Management and Student Success Preparation for Internship and Life Skills Understanding Industry Employment Opportunities Successful Internship Cities Basic Duties & Tasks at Internship Site
IN101 Internship	2.00
Completion of Internship Duties and Various Audio Tasks Includes Demonstration of Studio Skills

Course	Credit Hours
AR201 Audio Recording & Production	9.00
Solid State Logic Console and Computer Theory & Application Advanced SSL Tracking, Overdubbing, & Mixing Clinics Post Production Theory, Techniques & Project Advanced Recording & Production Procedure Commercial Production Techniques & Project Time Based Processor Method Dynamic Processor Application Session Etiquette & Procedures Reference Monitor & Amplifier Instruction Acoustic Theory & Facility Design
MB201 Music Business	1.50
Introduction to Advanced Music Business General Topics, Songwriting Contracts Record Label Contracts Other Contracts Trademarks, Recording Engineer Contracts Interview Techniques, Final Examination
DR201 Digital Recording	3.50
Digital Studio System Configuration DAW Control Surfaces Advanced Digital Signal Processing Sound Digital Audio Production Techniques Audio for Video Games
PT201 Pro Tools	1.00
Pro Tools 201 Test Certification/Mixing Clinic Advanced Workflow Concepts Advanced Mixing Plug-ins and Processing
SR201 Sound Reinforcement	1.50
Introduction to EAW Smaart Analysis Software Show Control Protocols & Applications Basic FM Transmission Hands-on Front of House & Monitor Mixing
TM201 Troubleshooting/Maintenance	.50
Computer Networking Data Business and Storage Systems Computer and Network Configuration
CM201 Career Management	.50
Career Management, Student Success and Preparation for Internship Internship Site Research Resume Preparation Interview Techniques
CM201 Career Management	.50
Internships provide the student with a valuable real world educational experience. Students apply practical skills and techniques in the field and develop an understanding of day-to-day facility operations and protocol through hands on, in-studio experience
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS	41.00