The course curriculum comprises writing on-the-fly, producing and remixing, mash-ups and re-edits, building custom drum kits and bass sounds, basic music theory and how to fake it, essential rules of digital audio production, digital recording and sampling with live, DJ techniques, creating multi-layered mix-CD's and performance skills for stage and studio.
This campus was home to SAE Institute's first campus and over the years, the city has grown to become a prominent and influential hub for the global entertainment and media industries. From the spectacular Sydney Harbour in the heart of the CBD, to the iconic beaches that line the eastern suburbs, the sophisticated city has something to offer everyone. Studying at SAE Sydney will certainly place students right amidst the action and give them plenty of opportunity to experience all that the Australian and international media industry has to offer. The first course began humbly in the 4-track recording studio. Over the past three decades, SAE has developed into a world-wide network of campuses, boasting some of the most advanced equipment and facilities available to students studying in the creative media industries.