Sound Recording

Primarily Diploma and Degree courses are offered in the Sound Engineering field but some institutes also offer certification courses too. During a sound engineering course, you will learn the Physics of sound, mixing, designing, sampling, sound synthesis, and many other things. To learn sound engineering, you may join Seamedu School of Pro Expressionism which is a renowned sound engineering institute. Here, you will be taught and trained by industry experts which will enable you to gain the required skills. To know more about the institute, click here- https://www.shiksha.com/college/seamedu-school-of-pro-expressionism-pune-balewadi-32832.

Hi Rashmi,
If you are passionate about music and love entertaining the crowd by playing and mixing music tracks, disk jockey could be a career option worth pursuing. Once considered as just a fad in India, it slowly staked its claim as a viable career with multiple options and good money to make. All you need is to have an ear for music, be well versed with cueing, equalization and audio-mixing, beat-matching, scratching and beat juggling.
A wannabe DJ must also have an outgoing personality, ability to mix with people and know their mood. He must be well versed with the music in vogue I. e. the hit songs, how to make them trendy by mixing them up etc. Depending on your credentials and experience, a stint at an event can earn a DJ anything between Rs 30,000 - Rs 70,000 per night.
There also several DJs who are employed full-time in the broadcast and hospitality industry. Salaries here vary between Rs 3 Lacs - Rs 8 Lacs per annum, depending on experience and popularity. Speaking about Electronic Music Production course, yes it is a also a good career option. Infact it is more extensive and elaborates course but the career opportunities are less. Also, very few institutes offer the course.