Course Introduction

This course is designed for individuals interested in or aspiring to enter the music production industry. It aims to provide comprehensive and professional music production training. The center is newly equipped with an all-digital recording and mixing system, allowing students to learn practical hardware operation techniques, use physical materials to vividly create their own music, and learn to use unique mixing effects to establish their own musical style. In addition to systematically teaching knowledge in music production, the course provides students with essential opportunities for application and practice. Through various assignments, DAW operation, and studio production, students can accumulate and master techniques and experience in different areas of music production such as recording and digital audio processing. The course will also invite experienced musicians to perform live recordings for simulated productions and share their experiences.

Key Information

• Class Size: 8 people
• Duration: 36 hours total
• Fee: MOP 5,020
• Certificate & Subsidy: A certificate and a 60% tuition subsidy are available for those with an attendance rate of 70% or above.
• Note: This course is NOT part of the Continuing Education Development Plan.
• Non-Macau Residents: Must pay the full tuition fee and are not eligible for the subsidy.

Admission Requirements

Priority is given to those with a foundation in music theory or who have completed the 'Introduction to Digital Music Use and Music Design'.

Suitable Candidates:

1. Individuals aspiring to work in pop music production.
2. The course is taught in Cantonese, using English software. Students must possess English reading skills and basic computer knowledge.
3. Interested individuals aged 15 to 40.

Course Content

1. Audio systems, related items, and basic concepts.
2. Introduction and uses of basic recording equipment.
3. DAW recording production.
4. Microphones and related types.
5. Basic track recording and related items.
6. Recording different instruments.
7. Pre-recording preparation.
8. Troubleshooting recording issues.
9. Basic mixing-related items and methods.
10. Basic operation of digital mixers.
11. Basic use of digital effects.
12. Practice and discussions.

Important Notes

1. Full tuition of MOP 5,020 must be paid in cash upon registration. Upon course completion with 70% attendance, MOP 3,012 will be refunded.
2. The final course start date and time are subject to the information on the official website.
3. This course is NOT part of the Continuing Education Development Plan.