The art and science of capturing, manipulating, and reproducing sound. It includes recording, mixing, and mastering.

A recording technique that captures multiple audio sources separately, allowing for individual editing and mixing.

The process of combining multiple audio tracks into a single final version, balancing levels, panning, and applying effects.

The creation and manipulation of audio elements to enhance musical compositions, including synthesis and sampling.

Software platforms for recording, editing, and producing audio files, essential for modern music production.

The strategic positioning of microphones to capture the best sound quality from instruments or vocals.

Applying audio effects such as reverb, delay, and compression to enhance or alter sound.

The final step in audio production, ensuring the track is polished and ready for distribution.

The process of recording audio tracks, typically one at a time, for later mixing.

Software and methods used to facilitate teamwork in music production, such as shared DAWs and communication platforms.

The creation of sounds using electronic instruments or software to generate audio waveforms.

Using snippets of recorded audio to create new compositions or sounds.

Distributing audio signals across the stereo field, creating a sense of space in a mix.

Adjusting the volume of individual tracks to achieve a cohesive sound in the final mix.

A schedule outlining tasks and deadlines for completing a collaborative music project.

The process of providing and receiving constructive criticism to improve collaborative work.

A document that outlines the vision, goals, and expectations for a music project.

A completed project that showcases a student's skills and learning, often used for job applications.

A personal log where students document their learning experiences and insights throughout the course.

The final showcase of a completed project, demonstrating skills and knowledge to peers and instructors.

The interactions and relationships among team members that affect collaboration and project success.

Techniques used to effectively share ideas and feedback within a team.

The process of defining individual responsibilities within a collaborative project based on team members' strengths.

A device that connects microphones and instruments to a computer, converting analog signals to digital.

Keeping records of techniques and decisions made during recording and mixing, crucial for learning and improvement.