This concentration is offered within the Bachelor of Music program.
Capture your sonic vision
Is your passion in music production? This concentration provides the hands-on technical skills required to succeed in recording studios, live sound venues, and media production companies. You’ll build a professional career in music production by refining your ability to record, mix, and edit high-quality audio.
A portfolio of real-world work gets you one step closer to roles such as an audio engineer, producer or sound designer.
Technical foundations for your success
Curriculum combines core musical training with specialized instruction in studio operations, digital orchestration and music business. You’ll utilize industry-standard equipment to complete projects ranging from songwriting to advanced mixing. Graduate with the proficiency needed to operate professional studios and lead complex production sessions.
Specialized technical skills
- Recording techniques. Learn microphone placement strategies.
- Music production. Create professional-grade audio tracks.
- Advanced mixing. Balance tracks for clarity.
- Digital orchestration. Produce sounds with software.
- Industry business. Navigate music career logistics.
Your final semesters feature applied production work where you take the lead on recording sessions. You’ll apply your technical training to real projects while collaborating with other musicians. This experience builds the confidence you need to manage your own sessions as a professional engineer.
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Requirements Degree mapIs this program accredited?
Yes, by the NASM.
Apply to SFA's music program
The School of Music application is a two-part process. Your acceptance into the music program is contingent upon successful admission to SFA. These two application processes may be completed at the same time.
All the information you need is below, or you can contact us with specific questions.
When you're ready to begin, complete the online School of Music application.
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