Intro to Audio Production 

Introduction to engaging with audio
production for various AV formats
Format

Online
Course

Starting date

April 29th, 2025

Other sessions

Level

Beginner

Duration

5 weeks
w/ weekly live sessions

Price

£300
 

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of audio production with this entry-level short course, designed for those eager to bring sound to life across various AV formats. Whether you're dreaming up sonic landscapes or fine-tuning audio tracks, we'll guide you through the essentials—from mastering Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) to wielding microphones and exploring innovative synthesis techniques. This is more than just learning the tools—it's about unleashing your creativity and making your ideas resonate in the world. Perfect for anyone looking to infuse their everyday practice with cutting-edge audio expertise.

Outcomes:

Familiarise students with audio production tools, hardware, and processes

Acquire foundational knowledge to record, edit, mix, and design audio

Learn how to increase the quality of their AV works or sound

Meet the instructor

Daniel Morrison ​Neil

Creative Lead
Daniel Morrison Neil is a composer and sound designer working as a lecturer in the Future Skills programmes, specialising in all forms of innovative audio production methods ranging from audio for games, ambisonics, Dolby Atmos, dubbing workflow, and the sonic arts. With a background in fine art practice, Daniel offers a unique perspective that blends the creative and technical aspects of audio production, focussing on industry-leading approaches to encourage exploration within these fields. Daniel is also part of the School of Innovation and Technology, as well as being the Lead of Audio, Composition, and Voice Acting in the Fallout: London project. 

Frequently asked questions

Do I need previous experience with audio production?

A distinct advantage of this course is that no prior audio knowledge is necessary, which ensures that all are welcome from varied professional media or artistic backgrounds. By immersing themselves in the essentials of audio production, learners will stand to gain pivotal technical proficiency, setting them on a path to explore the broader fields of applied sonic arts.

What equipment do I need? Will any be provided?

Participants should have access to a computer and headphones. We will provide access to the software needed for the course.

Will I get a certification for this course?

All the courses available on Glasgow School of Art's Future Skills are eligible for a certificate of completion. Participants will also be able to walk away with a badge to add to their social channels to show they completed a course.
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