When learning music production, you'll gain a comprehensive group of skills that span from understanding music theory to editing audio mixes. Music theory skills, such as learning pitch, rhythm, meter, notation, and scales, give you a strong foundation about how music is organized and notated.
When you learn about music production, you'll gain skills you need to record, edit, and mix your music on almost any type of recording equipment and learn about the various aspects of music production such as how to handle reverb, delay, and compression. You will learn the critical skills of how to edit and evaluate your mix by critically listening to it on different sound systems used by today’s consumers.
In addition to learning the skills of creating music tracks, you'll understand how to create and enhance the sound of a vocal track through recent technologies that have changed the music recording industry. you'll also learn the important skills required to use the industry-standard digital audio workstation, called Pro Tools, that's used to create professional recordings.
