Combining theory (layout, session management, post-production) and practice (recording workshops), this course enables students to acquire solid expertise in the creation and production of sound recordings. This is achieved by familiarising students with a variety of specific tools, from programming and digital audio processing to post-production, music and sound design and specialist software. By the end of this course, musician-engineers will have mastered the entire standardised music-to-picture post-production chain, with a view to use in a cinematographic context.

Based around sound recording and mixing sessions, and courses combining practical exercises and masterclasses, this course aims to develop the method and confidence needed to carry out a post-production and mixing project, in keeping with the aesthetic of the recorded repertoire. At the end of this course, musician-engineers will be able to prepare and manage a work session with musicians and to prioritise the artistic and technical issues involved, using different technologies.

In addition to their studies, instrumentalists can take an introduction to the harpsichord, providing a stylistic and technical complement to their main discipline.