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Students can earn a bachelor's degree or an associate degree in recording arts through the IU School of Music Department of Recording Arts. Graduates of the program
are prepared for careers in music recording; audio post-production for CD, DVD, television, and film; and live sound. With an emphasis on hands-on production,
all courses in audio technology include a significant lab component in which students gain experience in all aspects of audio production. Advanced students
complete individual projects in the recording studios and serve as producers and engineers on CD projects sponsored by the university.
Degrees
Associate of Science in Recording Arts
Bachelor of Science in Recording Arts
Recording Experience
In addition to their course work, students in the Department of Recording Arts serve on the Audio Crew, which records and provides sound reinforcement for
approximately 500 School of Music concerts each year, ranging from opera to jazz to chamber music. Upon graduation, students will have completed
approximately 200 hours of individual project time in the recording studios, and gained more than 600 hours of practical production experience as part of
the Audio Crew.
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