Entry requirements
You should have an interest in music production and have experience in working with computers.
Why take this course?
Logic Pro is powerful digital audio workstation used extensively in the music industry. It lets you create, produce and perform music in one intuitive interface.
What you will experience
You will explore a range of creative functions within Logic Pro and learn useful tips to produce music. Aspects you will explore may include:
- Recording Audio
- Using Virtual Instruments
- Mixing
- Applying audio effects
Key Facts
Everything you need to know before booking this course.
Fee Waiver (Remission of Fees)
Your course may be free if you are not a full time student with NESCol and you are: in receipt of benefits; or care-experienced; or your household taxable income falls below defined levels.
Opportunities
Whether you wish to progress in your studies or enter the world of work, North East Scotland College has excellent progression opportunities, with links to several universities across Scotland and strong relationships with industry employers.
Education at NESCol
Student Stories
Dean Melville
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Music
“There are so many standout moments from my time on this course! During my time at NESCol, I can say I have performed in Aberdeen’s top music venues including the Lemon Tree, Krakatoa, and Drummonds. It’s so great that the college can offer people of all ages those kinds of opportunities. “
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Matthew Mcguigan
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Music
“The College provides many opportunities to collaborate and create with others that share your passion. It’s a fantastic social and educational experience.”
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Nathan Batchu
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Acting & Performance
“The lecturers at NESCol are incredible and have a level of professionalism where they keep it friendly but prepare you for the real world of acting.”
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Fraser Thomson
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Acting & Performance
“I couldn’t imagine a better college experience. The range of skills and types of acting you’re taught forces you out of your comfort zone and propels your confidence.”
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Lucy Parfitt
Music, Sound Production & Drama
Performing Arts: Drama
“I’ve really enjoyed my course, it’s great to focus on drama rather than everything, like when you’re at school.”
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Nairn Milne
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Music
“When I came to see the facilities at Aberdeen City Campus and spoke to staff who told me about the course content and the opportunities it could provide, applying was a no-brainer!
Definitely do it! You’ll make friends for life and have a great experience!”
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Poppy Wishart
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Music
“My lecturers were just fantastic, I cannot thank them enough for what they’ve taught me but also for how supported they made me feel. Their belief and encouragement of me as a singer songwriter has been invaluable and truly helped build my confidence to bring me to where I am today.”
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Abigail Underwood
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Acting & Performance
“I’m very grateful to NESCol for all they have given me and being named SQA Award winner is the icing on the cake.”
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Arwen Scott
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Music
“NESCol gave me the confidence boost that I needed to go on and continue my study of music. The course was interesting and I really enjoyed the combination of learning in both popular and classical music, the broad range of subjects we studied was great. Coming to College allowed me to focus on the subject I love the most.”
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Katie Grant
Music, Sound Production & Drama
HND Acting & Performance
“The lecturers are industry experienced and maintain a high standard which really gives you that extra push you need as a school leaver. My lecturers went above and beyond to help me in any way they could and I know that they still would today.”
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