Students are introduced to the fundamentals of sound, and engage in ideas of music, sound, soundscape, noise and the voice per se for practices related to radio, studio-generated music, audio and screen sound. Production techniques include introduction to audio sampling and sequencing, and intermediate-level uses of digital audio-editing workstations. Students are encouraged to take experimental and innovative approaches and to realise their work in a variety of forms.

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