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Commercial Music: Recording Engineering & Producing

In Person
Campus: Jackson
A young man sits at a large audio mixing console, adjusting controls, while three adults stand and watch in the background. The room appears to be a sound studio, highlighting the art of Recording Engineering and Music Producing.

Shape the sound of music

The Recording Engineering and Producing emphasis in Commercial Music equips students for careers as recording engineers, producers, live sound engineers, and studio musicians in both sacred and secular markets. Students develop a blend of artistic and technical skills alongside music business strategy — preparing them to promote their creativity in today’s professional music industry.

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What You'll Study

The Recording Engineering and Producing track develops the technical and creative skills to capture and produce excellent music — in professional studios, live environments, and digital production contexts. You'll graduate with both the craft and the ears that the industry demands.

Three people stand around a sound mixing console in a recording studio, demonstrating recording engineering skills. One adjusts the controls while the others observe. A wall panel and seating are visible in the background.
Several people are in a recording studio, with one person at a large 00-Component mixing console and another in front of a piano behind a glass window. Monitors and audio equipment are visible throughout the room.

Producing Music That Reflects Skill and Integrity

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, recording and production is both a technical discipline and a creative calling. Faculty with industry experience guide you through the tools, techniques, and business strategies needed to build a career in the studio — preparing you to bring other artists’ visions to life with skill and integrity.

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