
In Hong Kong the Radio & Podcast Course runs in small groups with industry-active instructors, taught in English, at our studio or live online in the same session, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Students join us from across the region.
“It was great and totally hands-on. I understood exactly what I needed, and the instructor was patient, quick, totally sorted out my computer as well. I like that I was able to use the time I had in LA to learn something I have been wanting to for a while. When I started my conversation with admissions, I was quite confused, but he sorted me out. I think for someone who might be trying to make their mind up, the guidance provided by the school could be very helpful in planning their moves!”
Anushka Manchanda
Mic types, testing and adjusting levels, and how to talk into a mic to set the right mood, plus applying FX to your voice.
Yes - strong students after assessment are invited to guest on Wild1 Radio, potentially leading to a permanent show.
Contact us directly for schedule and pricing information.
Yes - regulations and laws around music copyright are covered in the introduction.
No - it's built for DJs, producers, and complete beginners alike.
A ground-up tour of the Logic Pro control bar - the Library, Inspector, Smart Controls, Mixer and Editors - with a demo project to practise on.
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