Audio Engineering BSH

About this course

Audio engineering is the technical discipline concerned with capturing, processing, mixing, and reproducing sound for music, broadcast, film, live performance, and other applications. It combines a scientific understanding of acoustics and signal processing with the practical craft of using recording equipment, mixing desks, digital audio workstations, and production software to achieve professional-quality sound. Audio engineers work at the intersection of technology and creativity, and the best of them combine technical precision with a highly developed ear and an understanding of how sound serves artistic and communicative purposes. At the University of the Highlands and Islands, this four-year, full-time programme provides a thorough grounding in audio engineering theory and practice. You will study acoustics, signal processing, music production, live sound reinforcement, post-produ

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