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Changes to our Cookie Statement
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Students in this course work with previously recorded material, often the material they recorded in Sound Recording II Recording Techniques, and are taught the fundamental principles of good mixing and editing. Each student gets hands-on experience processing the sound using the latest software technology, focusing on blending and balancing the final mix. Discussion of effects processors, such as compression, gating, reverb, and delays also takes place. This course concludes with a discussion of mastering techniques. Prerequisites Sound Recording I and Sound Recording II. The text, Modern Recording Techniques (Eighth edition) by Huber and Runstein is required and is used in each of the classes in the Sound Recording Certificate program. This is the third of the three courses required to earn the certificate: