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From Novice, to Excellence.
DIPLOMA IN
TECHNOLOGYMUSIC
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The course includes Modern Studio Engineering Techniques used in recording, editing, mixing and mastering of professionally produced music and Live Sound Engineering which ranges from small to large scale setups. Contemporary based Music Theory needed to understand the building blocks of music used in producing professional music over various music genres. The genres include Music Production, Post Production, Sound Synthesis & Design, Music Business, Game Audio and Media Music Composition are also included.
COURSE CODEN-DMT02 3 YEARS 3606 (SAQA ID: 94223)
DURATION NQF LEVEL CREDITS
ON AVERAGE, STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR THE DMT COURSE HAVE 10-15 HOURS OF SCHEDULED CLASS TIME WEEKLY BETWEEN 9:00 & 17:00, MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS
Diploma in Music Technology
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1st Year ModulesSTUDIO SOUND ENGINEERING ISUBJECT NAME: SSE101MODULE CREDITS: 30
The studio sound engineering module provides the necessary foundational theoretical knowledge required to record and mix audio with confidence, passion and understanding.
MUSIC PRODUCTION TECHNIQUE ISUBJECT NAME: MPT101MODULE CREDITS: 30
Music Production Technique 101 Covers all key modern production elements including: beat making, bass lines, pads, leads and vocal production.
MUSIC PRODUCTION SOFTWARESUBJECT NAME: MPS101MODULE CREDITS: 25
The MPS101 module comprises of two parts: Pro tools 101 and 110. Students will learn to build sessions designed forcommercial purposes and improve the end results of their recordings, editing, and mixing efforts. The exercises provide experience in setting up sessions, importing media, working with digital video, spotting sound effects, using loop recording and MIDI Merge techniques. It also includes working with virtual instruments, warping with Elastic Audio, applying real-time properties, creating clip loops, applying signal processing, using automation and using sub mixes and track groups to simplify a final mix. This course provides the training required to prepare for the Avid Certified User exam.
MODERN MUSIC THEORY ISUBJECT NAME: MMT101MODULE CREDITS: 15
Modern Music Theory 101 comprises of traditional ideas and concepts which are applied within a DAW environment to grow musical theoretical understanding. Students engage with a variety of musical material including contemporary styles and genres.
EAR TRAINING ISUBJECT NAME: MET101MODULE CREDITS: 5
Musical Ear Training 101 is an intensive ear training program. Critical and analytical listening skills are key for producers. The module provides practical exercises and drills necessary to refine the perception of musical sound and enhance critical listening skills essential to engineers and producers.
GAME AUDIOSUBJECT NAME: MGA101MODULE CREDITS: 15
The Pro Tools for Game Audio course provides students with exposure to the core skills, workflow, and concepts involved in creating and implementing game audio using Pro Tools systems. Together with the Pro Tools Fundamentals I course, this course provides the training required to prepare for the included Pro Tools for Game Audio certification exam
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STUDIO SOUND ENGINEERING IISUBJECT NAME: SSE201MODULE CREDITS: 30
Building on the conceptual and practical skills acquired in SSE101 this module is designed to further develop the aptitude of the learners to work with audio in a variety of capacities within a professional studio environment.
MUSIC PRODUCTION TECHNIQUE IISUBJECT NAME: MPT201MODULE CREDITS: 30
The Music Production Technique 201 module imparts the necessary theoretical, practical and creative skills required to compose and create original musical works for a variety of applications including jingles, sound samples, full tracks and soundtracks for media application.
MUSIC BUSINESS I (THE MUSIC INDUSTRY)SUBJECT NAME: MBI201MODULE CREDITS: 15
The Music business module is designed to teach the necessary theoretical foundation to understand and operate legally and successfully within the South African Music industry.
LIVE SOUND ENGINEERING IISUBJECT NAME: LSE201MODULE CREDITS: 15
The Live Sound Engineering 201 module is designed to impart the necessary theoretical and practical skills required for the demands of commercial live sound engineering.
MODERN MUSIC THEORY IISUBJECT NAME: MMT201MODULE CREDITS: 15
The Contemporary Music Theory module 201 is designed build on the foundation established by CMT01 to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of applied music theory. The module is a combination of more advanced practical music theory, keyboard technique and musical ear development.
EAR TRAINING IISUBJECT NAME: MET201MODULE CREDITS: 15
The Ear training 201 module is designed to provide learners with the practical exercises and drills necessary to refine their perception of the technical aspects of sound associated with sound engineering.
2nd Year Modules
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AUDIO POST PRODUCTIONSUBJECT NAME: APP301MODULE CREDITS: 30
Building and expanding on the conceptual and practical skills acquired in SSE101, SSE201 and MGA201, this module is designed to develop the aptitude of the learners to work with audio and video.
MUSIC BUSINESS II (ENTREPRENEURSHIP)SUBJECT NAME: MBE301MODULE CREDITS: 20
The Music Business 301 module is designed to impart the necessary theoretical background and practical expertise required to pursue entrepreneurial activities to grow and develop the South African music industry.
STUDIO SOUND ENGINEERING III (ELECTIVE)SUBJECT NAME: SSE301MODULE CREDITS: 20
The advanced studio sound engineering module addresses advanced skills needed to be successful in a professional studio environment. Students enrolled for this module work towards a portfolio of practical projects with real-world applications.
MEDIA MUSIC COMPOSITION (ELECTIVE)SUBJECT NAME: MMC301MODULE CREDITS: 20
The Media Music Composition module is designed to build on the theoretical, practical and creative skills acquired in MPT201 and MMT 201 to culminate in the production of techni-cally and intricate musical compositions in a variety of genres with commercial applica-tions. The module also serves as a platform for the creation of a professional portfolio to enhance the chances of the learner to gain employment upon completion of the course.
SYNTHESIS & SOUND DESIGN (ELECTIVE)SUBJECT NAME: SSD301MODULE CREDITS: 20
The synthesis and sound design module is designed to impart the necessary theoretical, practical and creative skills required to make use of a variety of sound synthesis techniques for the creation of original musical sounds and sound effects.
ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC PRODUCTION (ELECTIVE)SUBJECT NAME: EMP301MODULE CREDITS: 20
The Electronic Dance Music Production module is designed to build on the theoretical, practical and creative skills acquired in MPT101 and MPT201, with a focus on electronic dance music genres.
3rd Year Modules
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MUSIC INDUSTRY PRAXIS SUBJECT NAME: MIP301MODULE CREDITS: 30
The Music Industry Praxis module is designed to bridge the gap between education & industry. The real world nature of the experiential learning acquired will provide a valuable complementary learning component for students entering the job market.
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Cost Breakdown
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS PAYMENT OPTION OVER 11 MONTHS (BY DEBIT ORDER OR STOP ORDER)
Item Cost
Registration Fee R 4,500.00
The application and registration fee covers the administration cost of processing applicationand registration forms and is non-refundable. You will receive a confirmation of payment received
within 24 hours. For any finance queries please email [email protected]
Once Off Cost Per Year R84 500.00
Course Payments
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Study Loan Information
Student Loan
Standard Bank Absa Bank FNB Capitec Ned Bank
FUNDi (Student Loans)
Student Hero (Student Loans)
Simphiwe Tshabalala F: 086 621 7245 | C: 083 055 5544
E: [email protected] Constantia Park, Corner 14th Avenue and
Hendrik Potgieter Rd, Weltevreden Park,
Roodepoort 1709
https://www.studenthero.co.za/emendyEmail: [email protected]: https://wa.me/27617577053Tel: +27 31 942 7294
Banking Details
Bank Name - First National Bank
Account Name - EMENDY PTY (Ltd)
Account Type - Cheque Account
Account Number - 622 6633 7552
Branch Name - Lynwood
Branch Code - 252045
Ref - Student Name and Surname
Bank Name - ABSA BANK
Account Name - EMENDY PTY (Ltd)
Account Type - Cheque Account
Account Number - 405 366 8891
Branch Name - Hatfield
Branch Code - 632005
Ref - Student Name and Surname
Kindly send your proof of payment through to [email protected]
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Application Process
You can finalize your registration online or at the college. If you need any assistance with the registration process, please contact [email protected].
Full Time Application Process
Mid-Year Full Time Application Process
HIGHER CERTIFICATE PASS REQUIREMENTS
Must obtain 40% in your Home Language. Must obtain at least 40% in two other subjects. Must obtain at least 30% for three other subjects. It is important to note that one of your languages must either be English or Afrikaans to qualify for a Higher Certificate.
DIPLOMA PASS REQUIREMENTS
Must obtain at least 40% for your Home Language. Must obtain at least 40% for three other High Credit subjects (Four, including your home language.). Must obtain at least 30% for two other subjects.
LEVEL SYSTEM
Level 7: 80 - 100% (Outstanding achievement) Level 6: 70 - 79% (Meritorious achievement) Level 5: 60 - 69% (Substantial achievement) Level 4: 50 - 59% (Moderate achievement) Level 3: 40 - 49% (Adequate achievement) Level 2: 30 - 39% (Elementary achievement) Level 1: 0 - 29% (Not achieved - Fail)
WHICH SUBJECTS ARE COMPULSORY?
Home Language First Additional Language Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy Life Orientation
WHAT ARE HIGH CREDIT SUBJECTS?
Languages Accounting Agricultural Science Business Studies Consumer Studies Dramatic Arts Economics Engineering Graphics & Design Geography
LOW CREDIT SUBJECTS:
Agricultural Management Practices Agricultural Technology Civil Technology Computer Applications Technology Dance Studies
Matric Requirements to study at EMENDY
History Information Technology Life Sciences Mathematics Mathematical Literacy Music Physical Sciences Religion Studies Visual Arts
Design Studies Electrical Technology Hospitality Studies Mechanical Technology Tourism
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STUDIO MANAGER - The studio manager controls the business side of the recording studio, including the booking of artists to record, scheduling engineers, marketing and budgeting. The manager also takes care of financial transactions with clients.
RECORDING ENGINEER - The Recording engineer manages recording sessions in collaboration with a producer. Recording engineers control the mixing desk and electrical equipment during a music recording – including the set-up and mix-down of the recorded tracks.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER - The assistant engineer helps the recording engineer with setup, recording tracks, and mixing.
PRODUCER - A Producer is the creative leader of a studio / film / recording project.Producers need to have the ability to incorporate their own creative ideas and sound design into productions. Producers work with recording acts and record labels to produce records, and with composers to produce sound recordings for various forms of multimedia. The producer also needs to manage the whole recording process. A producer should be an experienced musician with comprehensive musical, acoustical, and studio technical understanding.
ACOUSTIC CONSULTANT - Acoustic consultants provide audio, video, and acoustic design services for performance spaces and studios. They need to be able to conduct acoustical analysis of venues and spaces, identify audio problems, and recommend the optimum gear and interior design that will deliver the best sound.
COMPOSER - Composers create music from scratch – either standalone instrumental pieces or combined with lyrics. Musical compositions include writing functional music to a specific brief (like scores for film/TV/games) and creating music live performance and recording purposes.
FILM ARRANGER - The film arranger provides musical arrangements of a musical composition or song for film and/or TV usage. The arranger determines the voice, instrument, harmonic structure, rhythm, tempo, and other aspects of a song or composition, based on the conductor or film producer's specifications. Training in music theory, orchestration, composition, and harmony is required. An arranger should have experience as a copyist, writing music, and playing one or more instruments.
ARRANGER - A music arranger works with other artists’ compositions. Keeping to the specifications and brief of the composer / artist / producer, the arranger determines the voicing, instrumentation, harmonic structure, rhythm, tempo, and other aspects of a song or composition. Musical arrangers should have comprehensive knowledge of music theory, harmony, keyboard technique, orchestration and composition.
SONGWRITER - PRODUCER - A songwriter-producer creates their own material and manage the complete process. This will include composing the song, decide on the method of record-ing and arrangement; select session musicians and engineers, and oversee the recording and production of the material.
DIGITAL AUDIO EDITOR - The digital audio editor collaborates with sound designers, compos-ers, and directors to combine audio, music, sound effects and dialogue in a meticulous digital environment.
Music Industry Opportunities
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MIDI ARRANGER - MIDI arrangers work in a digital music production field and creates MIDI arrangements of a composition. The MIDI arranger needs to be sensitive to the brief and specifications of the client.
MUSIC BUSINESS ENTREPRENEUR - Entrepreneurs in the music industry create, organize and manage music business endeavors.
PRODUCT REPRESENTATIVE - The product representative demonstrates the newest audio/MIDI software and musical instrument technology.
RETAIL SALES MANAGER - A retail sales manager manages and operates a retail music store – including budgeting and financial planning; ordering, logistical planning and promotion of products; and employee supervision
STUDIO MUSICIAN - A Studio musician plays and programs synthesizers and contemporary instruments in the studio. Excellent instrument playing ability and music production skills are needed.
BACKGROUND VOCALIST - Backing vocalists supports other singers and musicians during live gigs, on recordings, or commercials. The backing vocalist should be experienced in reading music; and have good harmonization and improvisation skills.
MUSIC LIBRARIAN - Music librarians usually work at an educational institution such a school, college, or university, and deals with the cataloging of books, scores, recordings, and other music-related resource material.
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT - The production assistant helps the producer with many tasks such as handling the studio schedule and communication, organizing of session musicians, and assisting in the setup of the session.
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Accomodation Options
NAME ADRESS CONTACT NR WEBSITE & EMAIL ADDRESS
Campus Key
South Point
475 Glyn St, Hatfield, Pretoria
574 Pretorius St,Arcadia, Pretoria
(0861)788 3368
(079) 410 6093
012 748 3520
W: https://campuskey.co.za E: [email protected]
W: www.staysouthpoint.co.za E: [email protected]
Win n Take
1131 Stanza Bopape St, Hatfield, Pretoria
(084) 226 5455
W: http://www.winntake.co.za E: [email protected]
Hatfield Studios
1080 Prospect St, Hatfield, Pretoria
(087) 365 3123
W: http://www.hatfieldstudios.co.za E: [email protected]
The Hive Hatfield
Studios Burnett
1110 Pretorius St, Hatfield, Pretoria 1158 Burnett st, Hatfield, Pretoria
(062) 305 2427
087 357 8655
W: http://www.thehivehatfield.co.za E: [email protected]
Pulse Student Accommodation.
East, 487 Justice Mahomed St, Sunnyside, Pretoria
(08000) 78573
W: https://pulseliving.co.za/ E: [email protected]
Brighthouse Student Accommodation
61 Justice Mahomed St, Bailey`s Muckleneuk, Pretoria
(082) 862 1854
W: http://www.bright -house.co.za/ E: [email protected]
W: https://respublica.co.za E: [email protected]
Studios@Burnett Student Accommodation
1158 Burnett St, Hatfield, Pretoria
(087) 357 8655
W: https://studiosburnett.co.za/
Respublica
Student Accommodation
Hatfield Square, 1115 Burnett St, Hatfield, Pretoria
(011) 783-2785
0 100 200 300
Hatfield Community Village
191 Gary Ave, Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria
(012) 368 2354
(012) 368 2373 W: [email protected]
Villa Rosendal Student Residence
585 Pretorius St, Arcadia, Pretoria
(012) 341 7600
(086) 667 2268
LND Accommodation
726 Schoeman st, Pretoria
(078) 933 0399
If you have any questions, and you would like an immediate response, send us a message on WhatsApp at 060 070 2339
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From Novice, to Excellence.
www.emendy.co.za
We look forward to having you join our institution!
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