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sound engineering

suzaane · 2008-03-11 16:45:58

is there a course that covers that here? and is anyone doing it? is it enjoyalbe/ had to get in to? :)

11-03-2008 4:45pm

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is there a course that covers that here?
and is anyone doing it?
is it enjoyalbe/ had to get in to?

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#2 21-03-2008 11:00pm

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The nearest thing to that is the Audio/Visual Communication course which Im just in the process of finishing. As an elective you can choose to do radio there for 4 years straight (one semester only for the first 2 years and then both semesters for the 2nd two) and part of that Radio Production course does soundboard engineering. However, its not a heavy involvement, but its as close as you will ever get. The Engineering group doesnt spend any time in the radio studio as part of their course so thats your best option. The course is excellent in general and I really recommend A/V, as Ive really enjoyed the last 3 years

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