Sound Recording Technology (B.M.)
In our program, in addition to taking core courses that focus on legacy recording techniques, you will be trained in the latest recording and mixing methods in our newly refurbished, state-of-the-art recording facilities.
To complement your studies, you will take courses in electro-acoustic music, theater arts, and physics in the School of Humanities and Sciences, as well as work as a paid engineer within Ithaca College's Recording Services work-study program for the duration of your undergraduate studies.
Your skills will be honed and developed over four years in the program and will culminate with an internship in the field during your senior year. You will also create a senior project, acting as producer, recording, mixing, and mastering engineer. This will act as your portfolio piece that will illustrate that you are an entry-level audio professional who not only has a grasp on the audio complement, but who is also a schooled musician.
Related Academic Programs
Other Programs in Music
- Composition (B.M.)
- Jazz Studies (B.M.)
- Music (B.A.)
- Music Education* (B.M.)
- Music in Combination with an Outside Field (B.M.)
- Musical Theatre (B.F.A.)
- Performance (B.M.)
- Performance and Music Education* (B.M.)
- Theory (B.M.)
Other Programs in Computing and Technology
- Communication Management and Design (B.S.)
- Computer Science (B.A., B.S.)
- Emerging Media (B.S.)
- Mathematics-Computer Science (B.S.)
- Mathematics-Computer Science (teacher education)* (B.S.)
- Theatrical Production Arts (B.F.A.)
Related Minors
Sound recording technology majors often take the following complementary minor:If you're interested in sound recording technology but not as your major area of study, you may want to consider the following minor:
- Psychology
