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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The world is brimming with musical creativity; the music industry explosion can be attributed to the variety of emerging technologies changing the way people create music. The Vocal Recording Technology online course familiarises you with technological processes that allow recording music through tablets, laptops, and mobile phones. Berklee College of Music’s online extension wing, Berkley Online delivers the program.

Whether you are a music producer, vocalist, audio engineer, singer, or someone interested in creating music with vocals, the industry requires know-how of varying vocal technologies used in music production. The Vocal Recording Technology certification syllabus trains you in enhancing your music quality by creating gripping vocal tracks. The six-week introductory course from the engineering domain entails no prerequisites.

The Vocal Recording Technology by edX offers an insightful tour into the recording environment, voice, microphones, compressors, equalization, listening environment, and more. Candidates learn about A-D-A conversion, natural widening, human perception, artificial widening, delay, reverb, etc. Prince Charles Alexander, Grammy-award winning producer and expert educator from Berklee College of Music’s department of Music Production and Engineering teaches students.

Learners can choose any of the two tracks - audit or the verified track to finish studying the programme. Both these tracks are self-paced and can be completed at their own pace. The verified track offers paid but unlimited access and on the other hand, the audit track offers free but limited course access to the candidates.

The Highlights

Introductory Music Production and Engineering course
Berklee College of Music program offers
Six-week online training
Curriculum from Berklee Online
Paid signed-certificate
Grammy-award winning educator
No qualifications required
First-hand opportunity for learners
Sample YouTube video for an introduction

Programme Offerings

introductory course
Six-week online training
Berklee College of Music programme offering
Music Production and Engineering course
Berklee Online curriculum
Paid signed-certificate
First-hand learning opportunity
Sample YouTube video

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 4048	yes	Berklee College of Music, Boston

Vocal Recording Technology Fee Structure

Training	Fee
Vocal Recording Technology	NA
Certificate	₹4,048

Eligibility Criteria

Vocal Recording Technology certification course is introductory-level training from Berklee College of Music and requires no academic or professional qualification.

What you will learn

Knowledge of engineering

Students who finish the introductory course in Vocal Recording Technology by EdX will gain skills to improve vocal tracks with technologies, and the following:

A broad understanding of several vocal technologies used in the current-day music production
Enhancing your musical content with gripping and improved vocal tracks
Utilizing emerging vocal technologies and techniques to perk up your music
Recording environment
A-D-A conversion
Microphones
Compressors
Artificial Widening
Equalization
Natural widening
Listening environment
Vocal tracks
Delay
Reverb

Who it is for

Vocal Recording Technology by EdX is an excellent learning opportunity for singers, audio engineers, music producers, vocalists, and anybody interested in creating good music.

Admission Details

Step 1: Hop on https://www.edx.org/ and reach edX’s homepage.

Step 2: Now, hover over the icon of ‘Courses’, choose ‘Engineering’, and advance. Since this page will have all the program names, check the listings to go to ‘Vocal Recording Technology’ or directly tap on https://www.edx.org/course/berkleex-vocal-recording-technology

Step 3: The search bar on the homepage can also help in locating the course.

Step 4: Here, have another look at the program name, certificate fee, instructor details, etc., and click on ‘Enrol Now’.

Step 5: To complete the enrolment, register yourself as a new user on edX. Just furnish basic information, including email address, name, contact details, etc., and confirm your account.

Step 6: Registrants with an existing edX profile will access the course by signing in.

Step 7: When you complete the Vocal Recording Technology training, make a digital payment to secure the official certification.

Application Details

Vocal Recording Technology online course has no enrolment or registration form. Simply signing up on edX allows candidates to possess the entire curriculum. Students can conclude the process by putting in their full name, email ID, contact number, address, etc.

The Syllabus

Singing
Vocal Range
Vocal Registers
Voice Type
Natural Acoustics and Reflection
Key
Tempo
Lesson 1: Discussion
Lesson 1 Quiz

Introduction
Microphone Types
Polar Patterns
PreAmps/Mic-Line Level
Dynamics Processing
Equalization
Vocal Mix Placement
Natural Doubling
Multiple Vocals
Miking
Lesson 2: Discussion
Lesson 2 Quiz

Introduction
Time-Based Effects
Artificial Widening
Artificial Doubling Overview
Slapback
Echo
Mono and Stereo Delays
Reverb
Additional Effects
Lesson 3: Discussion
Lesson 3: Quiz

Introduction
Filters
Megaphone Effect
Talkbox
Vocoder
Autotune
Melodyne
Lesson 4: Discussion
Lesson 4: Quiz

Introduction
Basic Audio Editing
Time-Based Audio Editing
Tempo Based Audio Editing
Basic Audio Sampling
Elastic Audio
Flex
ReVoice
Lesson 5: Discussion
Lesson 5: Quiz

Introduction
Level
Panning
Dynamics Processing
EQ
Time-Based Effects
File Modifiers
Automation
Lesson 6: Quiz
Lesson 6: Discussion

Instructors

Berklee College of Music, Boston Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Who is Prince Charles Alexander?

Prince Charles Alexander is a Grammy award-winning record producer, recording artist, audio engineer, and a professor at Berklee College of Music’s Music Production and Engineering department. Have a look at his professional profile at https://www.edx.org/bio/prince-charles-alexander

2: Is Berklee College of Music related to Berklee Online?

Berklee Online is an online extension wing of Berklee College of Music.

3: Are the video lectures self-paced or scheduled?

The Vocal Recording Technology course is self-paced.

4: How do I get access to the YouTube introduction for this course?

The video is available on the course page. However, you can also refer to https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=AnglDh5FqEc&feature=emb_title.