Combining the topics of music theory, sound engineering and music business, music production covers the process of creating music from the very beginning of a song's conception to its release into the marketplace. As a music producer, you will work closely with artists, their managers and other producers to create music that is both authentic to the artist's wishes, and well produced.
During a masters in Music Production, you will build upon the knowledge you gained at undergraduate level, taking your skills to the next level. Some examples of modules you might study include:
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