Music (Production)
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Blocks
1, 2 or 3
Level
Vocational
Course Length
1 Year
Timetable
Full Time
Reasons to study Music (Production)
You are a keen music maker and enjoy producing music using computers.
You enjoy listening to, and analysing, music.
You are interested in sound recording technology
You enjoy using electronic devices to create your own sounds.
If you play an instrument you will have the opportunity to incorporate your performances into your own tracks (you will not be required to perform to an audience).
Can be combined with Music Performance to create a two A-Level equivalent combined course.Â
You may also choose to top this up to the equivalent of three A-Levels by taking Music Performance and the Extended Music option.
What you will study
DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) techniques, mixing and mastering audio files, synthesis, sampling, remixing and recording studio microphone techniques.
What you will need
Experience using computers to create music either at school, home or within another setting. Most students will also play an instrument to a competent level and have experience writing / composing although it is not essential to play an instrument.
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How you will be assessed
Coursework
Priestley extra
Priestley has strong connections within the music and events industry. We have regular talks and workshops with industry professionals such as music producers, product specialists and touring sound engineers who are all working at the highest level. Five-day residential at world-famous Rockfield studios where Queen recorded Bohemian Rhapsody.
Progression
University specialising in music production, performance, sound engineering, acoustics, event management and electronic product design. Graduates have progressed to careers in live sound and recording studio settings as well as radio, television and computer games production work.
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Music Production If you want to combine Music Performance and Production, choose the following option Music Performance and Production (combined two-block option) If you want to take the extended course that includes songwriting / composition choose the following option Music Extended (three-block option)How to Apply
Demand for places at Priestley College has been exceptionally high in recent years. We recommend you apply for your place early to avoid disappointment.Â
Study Programme
A-Level and Vocational (Level 3) students are expected to follow a full study programme of three plus one AS-Level courses/equivalents. Your study programme can, however, include a Specialism as one of your choices.









