Make tracks, design sound, and produce in professional studios with Logic Pro 11. No audition needed. Bring your ideas and learn the craft.
I started out here in the studios at North Lindsey. Now signed to a major label, I've had music played on BBC Radio 1, racked up over 40 million plays on Spotify, and had more than 3 million monthly listeners. What you start here at NLC can go a very long way.

The UK has one of the biggest music industries in the world, and behind every track is someone who produced it. Here, you’ll learn to be that person. Using Logic Pro 11 in professional studios, you’ll build beats, design sound, record vocals and instruments with professional microphones, and mix your own tracks.
You don’t need any experience to start. We’re not school. Most of your time is spent in the studios making music, not sat in a classroom.
You’ll also learn how to be a live Sound Engineer taught at Cafe Indie our live event specialists and build a portfolio that shows what you can do. By the end you’ll have real production skills and a clear route into the industry.
Experience hands-on learning in our state-of-the-art facilities and through partnerships with industry leaders.

Recording studios and mixing suites, professional microphones, and Logic Pro 11. The equipment is a big part of the draw, and it’s yours to work on.
Collaborate with performance students to produce/record/mix in the recording studio. On the Extended Diploma, you’ll also create EDM for our dance students.
Leave with a body of work ready for university or record-label interest.

Learn from a tutor with over 30 years of industry experience.
Additional experience with Cafe Indie in Scunthorpe and 2Fly Recording Studios in Sheffield.
Electronic Music and Sound Production is a growing sector with excellent job security and career progression opportunities.
Sound engineers combine their technical knowledge with creative thinking and an excellent ear to produce high-quality recorded or live sound for music, film, TV and events.
A signed electronic music artist is a music producer or DJ who has inked a formal contract with a record label to distribute, market, and monetize their music. This career involves producing music, touring your music, marketing your music and working closely with an Indie or Major Record Label.
A career in sound design involves creating, manipulating, and engineering the auditory elements for various media, including films, video games, television, theatre, and podcasts. Sound designers act as acoustic storytellers, blending technical expertise with creative artistry to build the entire "sonic world" of a production
A Product Specialist in music technology acts as the primary bridge between a music tech brand's engineering team, its sales force, and the end-user musicians or producers. They are the ultimate in-house experts on specific gear or software.
Take a closer look at our facilities, students at work, and what makes Electronic Music and Sound Production special at our college.









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