By doing the Creative Music Producer course you will:

• Learn how to use music technology.
• Create original and exciting music using computers.
• Create music for multi-media applications.
• Develop your musicianship and composing skills.
• Use DAWs, samplers and synthesizers.
• Get in the studio and learn the secrets of recording and production.
• Get to grips with mixing and mastering.
• Understand how to make your music unique and relevant.
• Learn how to promote your music and get it to the people that matter.
• Get access to regional and national music opportunities (participating centres only).
• Create CDs, MP3s and podcasts and promote your music online.
• Gain a recognised and industry-relevant qualification. Courses lead to Rockschool/ATM Diplomas at Levels 1 and 2 (GCSE equivalent) and Level 3 (A Level equivalent). One-year Diplomas generate 48 ten-hour credits. The two-year Level 3 Combined Diploma generates 96 ten-hour credits. Qualifications are unit-based and assessment is focused on practical music-making activities.
• Gain access to Higher Education popular music and music technology courses (Level 3 only).

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If you require more information on this course either:

• call FREEPHONE 0800 281 842 or
• email info@accesstomusic.co.uk

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• It's the best place I've found to study music production.
• Very in depth. It covers every aspect of producing, composing and recording music that you will ever have considered,and more.Teaches you everything you need to become a successful songwriter/producer.
• IT pushes musicians/producers into seeing their potential and pursuing it. It is good for contacts, sharing information and getting feedback.I have particulally liked having my eyes opened to the many-faceted professional world of music.
• I attended ATM because I wanted to gain experience in mastering proper sounds and programming to advance to a higher level so that I can work independently as a freelance music producer.
• Before I started my course I had no idea about how to go about making a really good dance track. Now i can make tracks easily, with complex melodies and beats, exactly how I want to make them.
• This course has been really good for learning about music software and production.

 

 

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Useful BBC guides for parents wanting more information about careers in music. Information opens in a new window.

• BBC Parents' Guide to a Career in Music
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music Performance & Live Music
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music Composing & Arranging
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music Production & Studio Engineering
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music Law, Business & Management
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music Record Labels
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music Media: TV, Radio & Print
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music Education & Therapy
• BBC Parents' Guide to Computers & Music
• BBC Parents' Guide to Music & Disability