Sound and Music is one of those enduring in our memory which keeps us buzzing Now this gospel truth could be so assured owing to the fact that you randomlyremember any song, tune, or dialogue from a movie that you might have watched ages ago  maybe in your childhood. Sound has the efficiency to stay as a subconscious memory in our mind, which keeps on radiating time and again.

There’s something in this entire process that the average auditor doesn’t take delight in, despite of the way the sound is presented. However, if the presentation is slightly staggered, it is quite possible that the listener will find out (and complain about it) – whether the quality of the recording is unpleasant or the levels are off, maybe too much background noise distortionor any other issue with the presentation of the sound. And that’s exactly where the role of a sound engineer becomes essential in presenting the sound in the best possible manner.

Sound Engineering: An Evolving Career!

In India, so far, Sound Engineering has not been perceived as a mainstream career option. But things are absolutely changing now In earlier times, the film was the only platform for music and sound but now it is far beyond that

. The influx of international DJs and recording artists, the growth of the national independent music, the emergent culture of so many music festivals, and the development of niche artists (such as fusion groups and songwriters) significantly conveys that career opportunities in this discipline are beyond any bounds. There are also new radio and television programs that deviate from the standard and allow those who do not want to work within the standard fare of soap operas and reality shows to find rewarding work. There has also been a bit of a renaissance in terms of India’s theatres, with more innovative and creative plays demanding sound engineering in competence.

This is without taking into account the aforementioned traditional channels such as Bollywood Films, Indi-Pop music, TV series, news channels, and more considerate options because they still require sound engineers who have a passion for these specific fields.

How to become a Sound Engineer?

College of Journalism & Mass Communication, MGM University, Aurangabad, offer a specialized degree program in Sound and Music Technology. The eligibility criteria for students who wish to enter this field is also not confined to those who have scientific knowledge. Any student with a 10+2 education in any stream is welcomed to apply for the programwhich incorporates the following learning prospects:.

· Working knowledge – The Physics of Sound

· Recording Gear Operation

· Understanding Acoustic Environments and Studio Design

· Music Production

· Live Sound

· Film Sound

· Golden Ears Training Program

· Advanced Digital Tech and Electronic Music Production

· Software: Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Reason, Ableton, Nuendo/Cubase

The Career Prospects

As discussed above, the sound industry has been developing at an unprecedented pace these days. This has led to the opening of a variety of positions in the sound industry today in India. These are as follows:

· Sound Recordist

· Music Arranger

· Sound Designer

· Mixing Engineer

· Sound Engineer

· Live Sound Engineer

· Audio Engineer

· Studio Manager

· Location Recordist

· Promo Producer

· Radio Sound Engineer

· Acoustic Consultant

· Studio Designer

If you are someone who adore the auditory aspect of performing arts, whether it’s music or speech, and if you’re looking forward to are warding career inclusive of creative challenges and meaningful interactions with a kaleidoscope of talented artists, then Sound Engineering is just for you!

So, what are you waiting for? Enroll right away in B.A Sound & Music Technology at College of Journalism & Mass Communication, MGM University, Aurangabad.

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