More than Sound Engineering:
Learn Music Production at LSS
A course at London School of Sound gives you the experience that online tutorials and traditional degree programs cannot offer.
Study while working on your own music, get involved with the music scene in London, collaborate with musicians outside the school; theory and practice combined in hands-on sessions where sound engineering and creativity become Music Production.
"Being a Record Producer takes more than just knowing the equipment"
One To One Tuition
Full-time students can request one-to-one sessions with their tutors and enjoy unlimited access to the school facilities
Beginner to Advanced
Mix & match beginner and advanced modules to kickstart your career in professional sound with the Foundation Certificate or the Professional Certificate.
NOTE: FEBRUARY 2012 CLASSES ALMOST FULL
Book now for Summer intensive courses and September Certificate Courses
New Music Production Diploma
The Music Production Diploma is being expanded and from 2012 students can choose from a wide range of units to get one of these specialisations:
⁃ Sound Engineering
⁃ Record Production
⁃ Post Production & Sound Design
⁃ Music Business
New units allow students to use their software or choice while still learning on industry-standard platforms, and increase the opportunities for work experience during the course.
The modular nature of the curriculum allows for more flexibility and, for those on limited time or budget, for the first time these lectures are also available individually, outside the structure of the Diploma.
For more info contact our admissions office
Advanced Mixing
If Mixing and Mastering is the problem this course is the solution. Taught by a professional engineer with a string of recent chart hits.
Read more about the Mixing Mastering evening course.
Sound Engineering
Whether you need just to understand how to use a mixer or intend to go for a serious career in sound engineering we have the course for you.
Contact our course advisors to discuss your options.
Sound Design & Synthesis
Imagine a sound, make it happen. Learn advanced skills that can be used in the film and gaming industry as well as for your own music.
Get more info about the next Sound Design and Synthesis Course.
Which is best > Sound Engineering or Music Production course?
It depends on what are your priorities. Ideally you should do both and both at the same time (as it happens when you take a full-time Certificate), but if you have to pick only one as a part-time course consider this:
Music Production is mainly computer-based, it goes beyond learning just the equipment and it's very focused on creating your own original music. If you plan to produce electronic music or if your studio is going to be mainly based on a laptop this course is for you.
Sound engineering will also cover using computer software to record, edit, and mix, but will not involve creating your own music. It will instead teach you how to record acoustic and electric instruments, understand microphones, hardware mixers, and it's the best place to start if you intend to be working in a recording studio or in live music.
If in doubt contact London School of Sound, arrange an interview with a lecturer and tell us more about what you'd like to learn.
