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Cannot be counted with POM303

Based on the experiences gained at levels four and five, students will write, record, produce, edit and master a series of four pieces of music.

Students EITHER individually OR in groups no larger than four will write, produce and master individual pieces of music and/or sound for four projects to a professional standard, showcasing their technical skills gained over the course of the degree. Each piece must be at a professional standard of production, and where appropriate must adhere to the agreed briefs set at the beginning of the module. Time constraints, pre-production and planning, booking of studio time, equipment and session musicians will be expected to be built in as an assessable part of the module.

A student passing this module should be able to:...

1. Work autonomously in the studio environment, whether on their own songs or on audio work produced for a client.
2. Professionally complete a series of managed projects that are designed to ingrain applied production practice in the studio.
3. Demonstrate a clear and critical grasp of applied studio practice and planning, as well as musical and technical ability within a professional setting and at a level appropriate to their previous learning experiences
4. Creatively generate a suite of compositions that demonstrate aesthetic and technical control and innovation.

Demonstrate innovative skills of composition and songwriting and an ability to record, produce and master songs to a professional standard

The Library Catalogue contains full details of the current reading list for this module. Further details may also be found in the Module Guide.