Creative Music Technology
Join a vibrant community of artists and technologists and start bringing your creative ideas to life. Create, produce and record music with Manchester University’s Minor in Creative Music Technology or earn a Certificate in Audio Production.
Explore Creative Music Technology and Audio Production
In MU’s Creative Music Technology Minor or Audio Production Certificate programs, gain skills in music and audio production, including digital audio workstations (such as ProTools, Ableton Live and Logic Pro), mixing, mastering and live sound engineering.
With a focus on both artistry and technology, you’ll gain hands-on experience in music and audio production, including multitrack recording, music production, audio editing, and live sound preparing you for professional and creative experiences ranging from music production and live sound engineering to sound for film and video games.
Program Information:
Minor
- 18-20 Credit Hours
Certificate in Audio Production
- 6 classes
Learning Environment
- North Manchester
Why Choose MU for Creative Music Technology?
A Supportive Pillar to Your Career
Music Ensemble Scholarship
Manchester University offers scholarships up to $3000 for students who participate in music ensembles.* Auditions are a requirement for participation and include opportunities in:
*Scholarships are awarded for music ensemble participants, but not for those involved in theatrical productions.
What You Can Do with Your Creative Music Technology Minor
Recording Studio Engineer
Captures and mixes audio tracks
UX Sound Designer
Creates audio for digital user experiences
Foley Artist
Recreates sound effects for film and TV
Forensic Audio Analyst
Enhances and examines audio evidence
Average Starting Salary for Creative Music Technicians
Students who choose a path in Creative Music Technology, earn a Certificate in Audio Production or both can pursue careers in a variety of fields that incorporate the need to harness professional sound. Students can also find careers outside of the music industry that heavily rely on their newly developed expertise. The median annual wage for broadcast, sound, and video technicians was $56,600 in May 2024.
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