Audio and Music Technology

About this course

Audio and music technology is the discipline that sits between music and science, concerned with how sound is captured, processed, produced, and experienced. From recording studio acoustics and microphone technique to digital signal processing and spatial audio, from music production and sound design to audio engineering for film, broadcast, and games, the field encompasses both the creative and the technical dimensions of working with sound professionally. The discipline has expanded dramatically with the proliferation of digital audio workstations, immersive audio formats, and the growing demand for high-quality audio across media. At Anglia Ruskin University you will study across four years on a full-time programme. The BSc reflects the scientific and technical foundation of the discipline: you will develop a firm grounding in acoustics, signal processing, electronics, and the mathem

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