TVRA 125 - Audio Production Techniques

(R only)

Basic theory, equipment, and procedures used in audio production for radio, television, and film sound recording. Hands-on projects allow students to learn the operation and application of digital and analog audio equipment and editing software common to all fields of communication. Assessment Level(s): ENGL 101 /ENGL 101A , READ 120 . Three hours lecture, three hours laboratory each week. Formerly TR 131.

4 semester hours

Course Outcomes:
Upon course completion, a student will be able to:

Please check with the department for the specific course outcomes.
Identify parts of the console and their function.
Demonstrate proficiency in operation of various audio consoles.
Demonstrate appropriate adjustments based on audio meter levels observation.
Identify the parts of a sound wave.
Relate sound waves to radio waves and audio.
Identify issues related to sound wave.
Identify parts of CD player.
Operate CD player and coordinate operation with audio console.
Analyze and use the various basic functions of the DAW.
Perform correct audio levels adjustments to the DAW.
Perform specific settings adjustments on computer workstation.
Identify/operate reel to reel tape player/recorder.
Identify and describe cart machine operation.
Identify and describe turntable operation.
Identify and describe cassette machine operation.

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