The British Academy of Training and Development presents this course in (Sound Engineering) for all individuals interested in learning more skills about Sound Engineering Techniques and Recording of Acoustics, Filters and Sound Software used in the latest International Studios.

Sound is a success element of Television and Radio works of all kinds (TV Series, Songs, Shows, etc.). Therefore sound supplies life to Media works, the art of sound engineering has been developed over the past decades at an accelerated pace that made sound an essential factor in creation of all Media Content, in addition to the use of Sound Engineering to enhance and modify sound quality and hide any defects therein. Sound Engineering is widely and significantly used in Television products, through addition of sound effects and music for shows and TV programs.

• What is audio engineering?
• The importance and applications of sound engineering.
• Understand the components of the audio production chain.
• Recording types and basic audio settings.
• The principles and basics necessary to learn audio engineering.
• The development of sound engineering over time.
• Advanced international curricula in the art of audio engineering.
• Audio engineering techniques.
• Re-record audio.
• Sound design.
• Sound engineering equipment.
• Types of microphones and their uses.
• Recording equipment, amplifiers and mixers.
• Wireless audio technologies and other ancillary equipment.
• Recording and mixing techniques.
• Audio recording procedures and selecting appropriate locations.
• Applications of additions and sound effects.
• Sound system for concerts and live events.
• Designing an audio system for theaters and cultural centers.
• Microphone techniques.
• Production and studio techniques.
• Processing audio signals.
• Live and direct sound.
• Critical listening.
• Filters and ad breaks.
• Digital audio engineering.
• Stages of audio production.
• International Studios.
• Modern audio programs used in the most prestigious international studios.
• Control and regulate the level and quality of sound.
• Maintenance and repair of audio equipment and devices.
• How to avoid making annoying and unwanted sounds appear.
• Skills in working with Pro Tools for audio editing.
• Definition of sound, its specifications, speed, and unit of measurement.
• The human ear, its structure, and the way it picks up sound vibrations.
• Sound elements, how to deal with them, and the characteristics of each.
• Sound engineering as an element of the success of television and radio works.
• Digital audio engineering and its uses.
• Analog and digital audio signals, the difference between them, and the recording method for each.
• Various analog and digital recording devices.
• Different media for recording.
• Microphones, their types, characteristics and holders.
• Supervising live broadcasts and performances.
• Recording studios, methods of equipping them, and standard proportions.
• Headphones, their types (portable and fixed) and methods of distribution.
• Editing and mixing of sound using non-sequential computer recording devices.
• Sound mixing for cinematic and television films - the difference between them.
• Isolating and mixing different sounds (sound editing on non-sequential editing devices).
• Advanced international curricula in the art of audio engineering.
• Sound engineering work within television programmes.
• Audio recording skills in the studio (songs, music).
• Skills in working on (sound filters, equalizing sound, purifying and filtering sound).
• The most important means of maintaining devices and equipment.
• Skills in adding sound effects during programs, video clips, or audio recordings.
• Practical exercises and applications.