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Advice on the Best Sound Engineering Colleges?

I'm super interested in sound engineering and want to apply to the best schools for it. Can anyone share insights or experiences about the top sound engineering programs?

a year ago

Sure, I'd be glad to assist with your question! There are several notable institutions in the United States that have exceptional audio or sound engineering programs, so you have a breadth of choices. Here are a few:

1. Berklee College of Music: This institution is well-known for its contemporary music programs, including music production and engineering. The school provides students with extensive hands-on experience and has state-of-the-art recording studios.

2. University of Southern California (USC): USC's Thornton School of Music offers a 'Music Production' major, which goes over many aspects of sound engineering. Plus, being located in Los Angeles gives students many opportunities for internships and networking in the music and entertainment industries.

3. University of Michigan: The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance offers a Bachelor of Science in Sound Engineering. This interdisciplinary program combines courses from the music, engineering, and information technology fields.

4. Carnegie Mellon University: Offers a Bachelor in Music and Technology which includes studying acoustics, music, electrical and computer engineering, and computer science -- all related to sound engineering.

5. Belmont University: Offers an Audio Engineering Technology major within their Mike Curb College of Entertainment. Students are provided with practical, hands-on experience in a variety of settings including recording studios, live concerts, and post-production suites.

When researching these programs, pay special attention to the curriculum, internship opportunities, faculty experience, and the facilities (like recording studios and editing labs). You also might want to reach out to current students or alumni to get their perspective. You can often find contact information or student clubs related to your major on university websites.

a year ago

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