The Sound Technology program at SPC provides you with up-to-date training in audio recording, post-production, and live sound reinforcement. Equipped with the latest advances in digital and analog audio, our facility gives you hands-on access to all of the tools you will need to jump start your career in professional audio.
Graduates of the program are working as recording engineers and second engineers in small, medium, and major markets throughout the country. Sound Technology majors are also employed as sound technicians, sound system contractors and designers, audio equipment sales and manufacturing representatives, and sound engineers for radio and television stations. You can also find SPC alumni touring with major acts as front-of-house and monitor engineers, and system technicians. In addition, many of our students have started their own recording studio businesses to satisfy their desire to record local talent or their own music.
Housed in the Creative Arts Building, the program features multiple state-of-the-art recording studios dedicated to tracking and mixing projects at SPC. Several of the studios also double as classrooms. In addition to the studios there is a 15 station Pro Tools/Electronic Music lab.
The Waylon Jennings Studio is the main tracking studio for advanced level recording projects. The studio features a large format analog console, plenty of analog outboard gear, and a recording space with a neutral main tracking room and two smaller isolation booths.
The Clearmountain studio is one of two control rooms that are 5.1 surround capable. It has a large 600-square-foot tracking space and one isolation booth. The main tracking room features a proprietary acoustics system that allows the engineer to design the acoustic response of the room from very absorbent, to diffuse, to very reflective, or anywhere in between. The engineer is also able to adjust the acoustics in various areas of the studio to have different acoustic responses.
Math Elective (3 semester hours)
or SPCH 1321 Business and Professional Speech
Social/Behavorial Science Elective (3 semester hours)
Social & Behavioral Science Core Elective
or SPCH 1321 Business & Professional Communication
MUSI 1310 American Music* Credits / Units: 3
MUSI 1310 American Music* Credits / Units: 3
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