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Sound Recording Technology
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Pitch-perfect studies in sound engineering
DePaul’s Sound Recording Technology program prepares you for a career in the audio industry as a sound engineer. As a School of Music student, you’re required to take the standard sequence of music courses, but the majority of the sound engineering degree courses you’ll take will provide extensive training in contemporary music technology.
As you work toward your sound engineering degree, your recording classes and practicum sessions take place in the Murray and Michelle Allen recording suite; Studio A features a NEVE console, Pro Tools recording and Genelec surround sound monitoring. SRT students also work on sound reinforcement and lighting in the Holtschneider Performance Center concert halls.
Chicago is known for its vibrant music and theatre scene. Concerts of nearly every genre take place each night in the city, and popular music festivals like Lollapalooza and Pitchfork take place in the summers. Dramatic theatre, comedy, improvisation and musical theatre performances take place throughout the city, with nationally touring Broadway shows being one of the most popular attractions.
Classes
Coursework
- Microphone techniques
- Analog and digital signal flow
- Audio post-production and sound design
- Electro-acoustic Music
- Music Business
- Analog and Digital Circuits
- Sound and Acoustics
Tracks
- Performance track
- Audio technology track
Career Options
Common Career Areas
- Studio recording and mixing
- Film and television post-production recording and mixing
- Video game audio and sound design
- Commercial music production
- Live sound
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