Tuesday, 27 December 2011

A Video HK Elements by Sound Engineering Academy


Video on the set of audio elements from HK Elements. These audio equipments are a  unique set of sound devices which are available only in Sound Engineering Academy, Trivandrum. During the sound engineering course in SEA India students will be trained in these kind of latest and updated instruments and devices available in the audio industry. These unique set of audio elements are the best in the industry created by the world famous HK Audio Elements, Germany.

Over the course of the past twenty years, the name HK AUDIO® has become synonymous in Europe and all over the world with live sound reinforcement systems of the highest quality. Made in Germany, these systems are the product of a lifelong passion and pursuit of a vision - the aspiration to deliver perfect sound.
Find more information about HK audio in the website http://hkaudio.com/ and HK Elements in the page http://hkaudio.com/elements.php5

The above video showcases the range of HK elements available in Sound Engineering Academy Campus in Trivandrum. The features and specifications of this product is being described by the CEO and Director of Sound Engineering Academy. Moreover this video is the own production of students currently undergoing training in the Academy. 

Thursday, 22 December 2011

Neon Lamp Traces Sound Waves

That's sound wave you see in the picture above. Here demonstrating how an acoustic lens focuses sound from a a horn, the wave was made visible with the device at left-an alluminium rod with a microphone and a neon lamp at the end. A small motor swings the rod in a wide arc, scanning the area. The microphone picks up the sound and turns it into electric current to fed the lamp. where ever the sound is strongest, the light is brightest, and the wave is traced out. A complete sound photo, such as this from Bell labs, takes 10 minutes exposure. 

Monday, 19 December 2011

Project Oriented Exam On Live Sound Reinforcement At SEA

Students of SEA February 2011 batch went through a challenging project on live sound reinforcement. The total batch was divided into six sub groups. With in a time frame of Just 50mins, each sub group did the Sound Installation, Sound Check & System Calibration, Programme Execution & Uninstallation. All the equipments used were new to the students as we will not use any in house equipments for projects. This is to identify our students capability to cope up with new pro-audio equipment's. The five piece band who had the performance really rocked the campus. Great Experience and our students once again proved their professional competency.

Images of students going through a live sound reinforcement project.

  

 


Wednesday, 14 December 2011

World's Most Expensive Speaker System


SHAPE AUDIO'S  Organic Harmony In Gold
Price For A Pair - $6,950,000 (Rs36,14,00,000 - Thirty Six Crore Fourteen Lakh Indian Rupee)
This Breathtaking Piece is the World's largest Object of its kind . made of Solid 18 Caret Gold.

Audio Technology
The Organic Harmony Collection is a complete music system with cutting-edge, built-in D class amplifiers. Superior sound quality by Digital Signal processing (DSP) & 5-way active system.



Tuesday, 13 December 2011

Latest invention In Sound : Flat Flexible Speakers that Produce a Clear Sound


 A loudspeaker, which is less than 0.25mm thick, is the latest invention in technologypresented by engineers from University of Warwick. The device is flexible and can be easily hung up a wall in an apartment or, due to its specific technique of producing sound, it can be used as a way of making clear public announcements in different places, such as, for example passenger terminals. Besides being extremely lightweight, this latest technological invention does not require huge investments. Slim and flexible, such speakers can be installed in ceiling tiles or inside vehicles.

Warwick Audio Technologies, is a spin-out company that says its device generates planar directional sound waves in public places. These waves project further than sound produced by usual speakers. Engineers dubbed their latest invention Flat, Flexible Loudspeaker (FFL). According to the company's CEO, Steve Couchman, the revolutionary speaker could completely replace the conventional speakers that are nowadays used in homes, cars and public places such as passenger terminals and shopping centers.

"Audio visual companies are investigating its use as point of sale posters for smart audio messaging and car manufacturers are particularly interested in it for its light weight and thinness," he said.
The flexible speaker works by transforming an electric signal into sound. In conventional speakers the signal is used to produce a varying magnetic field that vibrates a mechanical cone, thus making the sound. However, the technology behind the flexible speaker connects thin, conducting and insulating, materials that create a flexible laminate. When an electrical signal excites the laminate, it vibrates, so generating sound.

Monday, 12 December 2011

An Audio Timeline

Every wondered about the history of sound / audio engineering and recording. In todays post we  care going to showcase some of the significant events, inventions, products and their purveyors,from phonograph cylinder to the latest invention like Blu-Ray Disk which has changed sound / audio industry. 


Year Physical format Content format
1870s Phonograph cylinder Analog; "hill-and-dale" grooves, vertical stylus
1895 Gramophone record Analog; lateral grooves, horizontal stylus

1898

78rpm or 78s
disc first produced around 1898; popular from 1910-1950s; by 1910 actual speed ranged from about 78 to 80 rpm; size was 10 or 12 inches
1930s Wire recording Analog
1940s Reel-to-reel tape
Magnetic tape
Analog
1948 Vinyl record Analog; lateral grooves, horizontal stylus
also known as LP or long-playing records
1957 Stereophonic vinyl record Analog; lateral/vertical stylus (each channel encoded 45 degrees to vertical)
1963 Audio cassette Analog; 1/8 in. tape width; 1 7/8 ips
popular in the US through the 1990s
1964 8-track tape Analog; 1/4 in. tape width; 3 3/4 ips in an endless loop cartridge
1969 Microcassette Analog
1970
Dolby noise reduction introduced (cassettes)
1975 Betamax digital audio "Dolby Stereo" cinema surround sound
1982 Compact disc Digital; usually 4 3/4 in. diameter
first available in Japan in October 1982, in Europe in February 1983, and in the US in March 1983
1985 CD-ROM
1987 Digital audio tape (DAT) cassette version of the CD; used in the recording industry until 2000; DAT players ceased production in 2005
1990s Digital compact cassette
1991 MiniDisc
1992
WAVEform (WAV)
Dolby digital surround cinema sound
1993
Dolby theatre system (DTS)
Sony dynamic digital sound (SDDS)
1995
MP3
1996 DVD
1999 Streaming audio

1999 Super audio CD (SACD) Windows media audio (WMA) (higher sampling rate, spatial sound capability)
2000 DVD-Audio
2004 DualDisc CD on one side, DVD on the other
2006 Blu-ray Disc  Dolby TrueHDDTS-HD Master Audio


Related Images with regard to the history of Sound / Audio Engineering.


 


 


Friday, 9 December 2011

TIMELINE -- DEVELOPMENT OF FILM AND SOUND ON FILM


1870s -- Eadweard Muybridge -- Movement of a horse stop action photography on glass plates. Done with multiple cameras designed so that a horse's foot would trip each shutter.

1882 -- Frenchman Etienne-Jules Marey designed a camera to record 12 separate images on a single strip of film. In 1888 he designed the first flexible film.

1889 -- Eastman Kodak introduces celluoid flexible film base

1888 -- Thomas Alva Edison meets with Edweard Muybidge and purchases 90 of his plates to begin experimenting with moving pictures. His intention was to couple live action with the sound produced by his phonograph.

Late 1880s -- Edison commissions William Kennedy Laurie Dickson to build a film camera. Dickson develops the Kinetograph which coupled recorded images with phonographic sound. The final result in 1892, the peep show penny arcades which were first installed in 1894.
William Kennedy Laurie Dickson conducted many experiments with the Kinetograph. One of the earliest surviving experiments is his film of co-worker Fred Ott's "Sneeze":
         
1895 -- Louis and Auguste Lumiere present the first film projector -- the Cinematographe.

1896 -- Edison produces a film projector developed by Thomas Armat and C. Francis Jenkins and exploited by vaudeville peep show promoters Norman C. Raff and Frank R. Gammon. This projector was called the Vitascope.

April 1896 -- First public movie theatre -- the Theatre Robert Houdin -- operated by magician and photographer Georges Melies in Paris using a modified British projector developed initially by Robert William Paul. Meleis became known for developing the world's first "trick" photography with cut edits and disolves. 1902 he produced Jules Verne's A Trip To The Moon 14 minutes long and three times the length of any previous film. This also demonstrated Melies genius for editing with 30 separate scenes.

1902 -- 1926 : The era of the silent film while inventors including Edison sought to link sound mechanically with moving film images.
1904 -- Frenchman Eugene Lauste records sound onto a piece of photographic film

1907 -- 1913 various fim and sound inventions included the Vivaphone, Synchroscope, the Chronophone, the Cameraphone and the Cinephone. Edison produced the Kinetophone in 1913 -- a "Rube Goldberg" device of belts and pulleys and received boos for his efforts at Keith's Union Square theatre in New York City.

19teens -- Western Electric develops along with Lee DeForest (1906 Audion) a method or recording and reproducing sound electronically on disc. Western Electric Buought the rights to the use of the Audio for amplifying the phonographic sound.

1921 -- DeForest improves the method of recording sound on film and patents a new invention he calls the phonofilm.

September 1925 -- Warner Bros. contracts with the AT&T method of sound with film and releases its first sound with film pictures in 1926 using a system dubbed theVitaphone. Don Juan, released in 1926 was the first film to inlcude music on an amplified sound- track.

October 1927 -- The Jazz Singer featuring Al Jolson is released by Warner Bros. Not an immediate hit in New York, but it gained long-lasting fame when it moved into America's heartland. It was rebooked in 1928 in New York and grossed $100,000 a week.

May 1927 -- Fox Film Corporation works with a new AT&T development -- sound on film. Fox uses this system to produce newsreels which would play prior to feature films at theatres.The first big publicity coups was the flight of Charles Lindbergh across the Atlantic. Also memorable was the capturing of the explosion of the Hindenburg. These newsreel shorts became known as the Movietone News.

May 1928 -- the major film companies (Paramount, Loews/MGM, First National and United Artists) sign with AT&T to produce pictures with sound on film despite the introduction of a competing format developed by RCA.

End of 1920s -- only a few theatres in America's largest cities continued to maintain a house orchestra and organist.

September 1928 -- Warner Bros. releases The Singing Fool -- again starring Al Jolson. Tickets for the first night were $11.00. "Sonny Boy" and "There's a Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder" from the film became the first million selling record of the "talkie" era. The Singing Fool cost $200,000 to produce but drew an unprecedented $5,000,000.

Tuesday, 6 December 2011

Group Violin recording conducted in Sound Engineering Academy, Campus

It was unforgettable yet fascinating event for the Sound Engineering Academy in Trivandrum which showcased the great composition of legendary violinist Chidambaranath. The event was a thrilling occasion for all the music lovers, students and officials of Sound Engineering Academy

In the live recording of this violin play about 15 violinists joined the recording. The Senior Violinist Mr Chithambaram does the orchestration & Conduction. Recording take place at SEA – Studio. Yamaha 02R Digital  Audio Console was used and ProTools 8.4 Was used as Digital Audio Workstation. Condenser microphones of AKG, Shure & Audio-Technica  were used.

The microphone placement was challenging. All the calibrations were done properly and executed a successful Recording. The Recorded Tracks Sounds Amazing. The percussion & Vocal Sessions to be completed.

Find images of this rare and unique event below

 

 

Sunday, 4 December 2011

Learn To Listen The Music


Usually the music is played while we clean the house or wash clothes. It is in the background, but we do not actually listen to it. To really enjoy 'good' music of any genre we must really listen to it. Sit down, have a cup of coffee or a drink of choice, and listen. You will be amazed at how enjoyable this can be.

Listen to music that might be new to you, or that you wished you could understand. Try a light opera, or perhaps an instrumental music. Do not think of anything else. This is a time to listen, enjoy and relax. You are going to try to develop a mental map of the music.

Understand that in musical composition, there are three main technical ideas:
-o- Repetition
-o- Variation
-o- New Melodies

Listen, and try to notice whether what you are hearing is the same as what you have previously heard in the same piece. Identify the elements:

Learn that the introduction, or beginning of a piece is always new. There is very often also something new very near the end. Locate passages that you find especially rewarding. Are these passages repetitions, variations, or new? If they are variations, can you realize what it was that was varied?5

Listen once more to the same passage. This time, pay attention to what brings the music to these passages. Listen to as many details as you can.
-o- Colors
-o- Balances
-o- Textures of the different sounds of which music is composed.

Try to isolate specific details:
-o- Rhythms, whether in the foreground or background, that seem to interact
-o- Short melodic figures, either in the principal melody
 -o- Accompaniment.


Listen again, narrowing your focus: listen only to the bass, if there is one. Notice things in the bass that seem alive, pregnant with meaning. Notice all the details you previously noticed by switching your attention from one to the other.

Develop your mental map of the characters, actors and energies that combine to create music. If these steps are correctly followed, the result will be a panoramic expansion of your musical experience, which may be likened to listening in color.

Saturday, 3 December 2011

7 simple steps for connecting a single microphone and a pair of speakers


My dear students & friends -  here is the 7 simple steps for connecting a single  microphone and a pair of speakers.

STEP 1.   Install the two speakers, one on each side of the front of your audience. Aim the speakers so that the left speaker covers the left side of the audience and the right side speaker covers the right side of the audience. This is for mono use. If you choose stereo, you'll need two sound sources such as a left and right channel of music/sound. One microphone should always be hooked up mono.





STEP 2.  Place your single cardioid microphone on its stand where you plan to place the person speaking but never in front of the speakers. When you place the microphone in front of the speakers, your chances of producing feedback (that squealing sound) are greatly enhanced. A microphone placed behind the sound system has a much better chance of rejecting feedback. The cardioid microphon’s pick up pattern is directed away from the back of the mic and helps to reduce feedback as well.

STEP 3. Connect the microphone cable to your mixer/preamp at input one. You may have a "line" or "mic" switch above the volume knob or slider. Use the "mic" position. The "line" position is normally used for music sources such as a CD or Cassette player. If you have a gain control knob, (sometimes called trim) above the slider/ fader, fix it To get the proper input level.

STEP 4. Connect the preamplifier/mixer mono output to the mono input of your amplifier. If there is no mono input on your amplifier, you may use the left chanel of the amp to drive both speakers (assuming you have enough power in the amp) or "Y" the Left and Right inputs to the amplifier. This means that the mono out of the preamp is "Y" connected to both left and right amplifier inputs. Set the amplifier volume controls to minimum until we get a good level coming out of your preamp.



STEP 5.  Connect the output channels of your amplifier to the left and right speakers. Keep cables neat and taped down. They are easy to trip on and cause injury to someone.

STEP 6. Now that you're all connected, you can set levels. Take the mic and talk normally into it. Watch the meter on the preamplifier as you raise the slider (or fader) up slowly. Have your master control set at 3/4 or "7" as a good place to begin. Raise the input one control until you reach the maximum allowable setting on your meter. this would be "0" on a needle meter (VU Meter) or to the yellow light on an LED meter. If you get into the red, lower your gain setting on the "input gain" knob. Your ideal setting should be with your input one slider or knob at 3/4 or "7" for correct mixing board operation. Never run your input way down low and your master way up high. This will only overload your console and give you distorted sound.

STEP 7. When you've got your proper settings on the preamplifier, slowly turn your amplifier volume controls up until a good listening volume is achieved. If your mic goes into feedback, lower the volume or move the mic further away from the speakers.

AR Vishnu 

Friday, 2 December 2011

A session on theatre art for Students in Sound Engineering Academy


SEA August 2011 Batch Students had a Session On  “ THEATRE ART By   RAJESH CHANDRAN. T.T

*Former Director – Children’s Theatre
 Abinaya Theatre Research Centre & International theatre group
*Former Head of  Theatre Art 
 TVS Academy, Bangaloor
*Presently Working As programme in charge of IGNOU Theater Art Department at  Abhinaya

He is a 1st rank holder in his Masters in Theater Art.
>Acted about 70 major productions, and directed 34 plays
>Written 15 children’s plays.
>Participated and organized many theatre workshops all over India
>Undergone training programs from many eminent Theatre Directors in and abroad.
>Represented Kerala in the Natya Samarch held at “Kozhikode”  and Rengayana,
  Mysore, Young Directors Scheme, organized by cultural ministry, Govt. of India

Session on Theatre Art in Sound Engineering Academy

Session on Theatre Art in Sound Engineering Academy

Session on Theatre Art in Sound Engineering Academy

Thursday, 1 December 2011

First launch of Live- X ELX118P in Kerala and SEA


Electro-Voice(Ev) a branch of BOSCH  USA is a leading professional audio equipment manufactures. http://www.electrovoice.com/family.php?id=145 Ev Live-X series is a hallmarked series in its line up. Live- X ELX118P the 18" powered subwoofer launched in SEA campus. 

Its the first launch of Live- X ELX118P in Kerala & SEA is proud to become its first owner in the state.





ELX118P -  Ev - 18" Powered Subwoofers 

Designed for Pro Music, and other applications.
  • 18” woofer for powerful, engaging bass response
  • 32 Hz – 130 Hz frequency range; 134 dB max SPL
  • 700 W Class D lightweight amplifier — runs cool without fans
  • Rugged wood cabinet — supports pole-mounted or stacked configurations
Specification 

Case Material 9-ply, 15mm Plywood, Internally Braced, with Textured Paint
Frequency Response (-3 dB) 42 Hz - 100 Hz Hz
Frequency Response (-10 dB) 32 Hz - 130 Hz Hz
Max. SPL/1m (calc) 134 dB
Coverage (Nominal -6 dB) H Omnidirectional °
Coverage (Nominal -6 dB) V Omnidirectional °
LF Transducer (1) EVS-18K, 457mm (18") Woofer
HF Transducer N/A
Crossover Frequency 100 Hz
Connector Type (1) XLR/TRS Combo Jack, (1) XLR Link Output
Grill 18GA Steel with Black Powdercoat
Height 661 mm (26.02")
Width 507 mm (19.96")
Depth 574 mm (22.6")
Weight Net 31.7 kg (69.89 lbs)

Legendary Violinist Chidambaranath Visited Sound Engineering Academy

The senior most and legendary violinist Mr Chithambaranath visited SEA campus. He had been in the professional music industry for decades and is very famous for his unique playing style. Had had an interaction with some of our music club students. Had a jamming with some vocalist in the campus. The exiting thing is that he selected one of our student Miss Anulekshmi to sing in his new composition. It is a great experience for our students to interact and work with such a great talent




Saturday, 26 November 2011

Sound Engineering Course Admission in Kerala India for the year 2012

Sound Engineering Academy invites application for its 16th batch. The batch will be commencing by February 2012 and the academic year will be February 2012-2013. As an exclusive professional Audio engineering campus SEA is top rated campus in India for Sound Engineering & Sound Recording Programmes. To know more log on to ww.seaindia.in.

Application Processing period - 2011 November to December 

Application Submitting Procedure can be viewed on http://www.seaindia.in/admission.php

Course offered by Sound Engineering Academy is certified by IGNOU and ISO certified.

Sound Engineering Academy was started in the year 2004 and in the past several years we have updated our sound sound engineering syllabus so that students learns the latest developments and technical know-how in the sound engineering industry. With our updated syllabus and unique way of learning our students are getting placed in top companies. We have a record of more than 96% placement since 2004 which is a great achievement in the sound engineering training industry.

Share this with all your friends so those who are interested in pursuing a career in the world of sound don't miss this excellent opportunity.

Thursday, 27 October 2011

Tool used by World Renowned Sound Professionals - Avid Pro Tools 10

We know that sound editing and its blissful creation is your passtion and there is none in the world who doesn't like music. Since Rasul Pookutty has bagged the Oscar Award in the Best Sound Mixing Category, the sound engineering industry has taken a big leap forward in india. Many of the youngsters are choosing sound engineering as their profession and almost everyone of them is getting placed in the best media companies in the world.

Professional sound editing tools play an important role in the field of sound editing and its creation. Sound Engineers are using using different kinds of tools / softwares jobs related with sound. Those who are enthisiastic about sound engineering and who have passed the sound engineering course in Sound Engineering Academy will be well aware of AVID pro sound editing tools.

We know that as a sound engineering you do it all in sound using this sound editing tool. Does your workstation on which you are working is added with updated version of AVID Pro Tools. You will be amazed by the quality of sound created by renowned Sound Engineering Professional around the world. You can get the same high-quality sound you hear on your favorite albums and film/TV soundtracks using the same tools chosen by the pros—Pro Tools® . Now with the latest and updated version of new Pro Tools 10 software, you can achieve a higher resolution sound, faster than ever.

With the latest and new generation tool one can * Capture and mix performances in up to 32-bit, 192 kHz resolution *Compose, record, edit, and mix with proven industry-standard tools * Get best-in-class sound with over 75 virtual instruments and effects plug-ins * Create great-sounding, phase-accurate mixes with Automatic Delay Compensation. Visit http://www.avid.com/ for more details about the software and its latest features.

Friday, 16 September 2011

Welcome

Sound Engineering Academy welcomes all the students of 2011 - 2012 batch. We at Sound Engineering Academy is looking forwad to hear from you. Do share your views and ideas about sound engineering academy and information about developments in sound engineering industry here, it will be helpful and interesting for us as well as people and friends who are associated with the industry.

Wednesday, 6 April 2011

About Audio Engineering

Audio engineering is a skilled trade that deals with the use of machinery and equipment for the recording, mixing and reproduction of sounds. The field draws on many artistic and vocational areas, including electronics, acoustics, psychoacoustics, and music. An audio engineer is proficient with different types of recording media, such as analog tape, digital multitrack recorders and workstations, and computer knowledge. With the advent of the digital age, it is becoming more and more important for the audio engineer to be versed in the understanding of software and hardware integration from synchronization to analog to digital transfers.

Audio engineering concerns the creative and practical aspects of sounds and music, in contrast with the formal engineering discipline known as acoustical engineering. Producer, engineer, mixer Phil Ek has described audio engineering as the "technical aspect of recording—the placing of microphones, the turning of pre-amp knobs, the setting of levels. The physical recording of any project is done by an engineer... the nuts and bolts. Many recording engineers also invented new technology, equipment and techniques, to enhance the process and art.

Find more details about audio engineering at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_engineering
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Saturday, 26 March 2011

Tips & Setup for a Home Music Studio

How to Build a Home Recording Studio : Microphone Connections

Basic Tips & Techniques for Soundproofing : Building the Interior of a Recording Studio


How to Build a Home Recording Studio : Home Studio Basics

Sound Engineering Lessons


Setting of PA Systems : Dynamic Range for PA System Setup

Audio Engineering

The fascinating life of sound engineer




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Tuesday, 22 March 2011

Turbosound Partners with Audinate and Lab.gruppen in new Flashline Array http://ping.fm/Mnu4w sound music
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Friday, 18 March 2011

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Pro Sound Effects (NYC) Releases Soundrangers Library for Interactive Media Production http://ping.fm/llsvu sound effects
Pioneering audio engineer Owsley 'Bear' Stanley dies at 76 sound audio

Thursday, 10 March 2011

IPad2 offers aspiring movie makers the whole package http://ping.fm/Fzi4A sound video audio
Super Mario Bros. mashed up with modern sound effects http://ping.fm/ALnmQ sound audio video
AGCOM: fight piracy with greater availability of content http://ping.fm/uMqi0 audiovideo
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Intelix Partners with Boss A/V http://ping.fm/AoGAL audio sound visual
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Why should you become a qualified Sound Engineer?

  • To perform world class performance as a professionally trained Sound Engineer.
  • To satisfy the total needs of the promoters of your profession in the areas of Recording, Radio, T.V, Film, Live & Theatre Sound.
  • To hold proudly a powerful, accredited and recognized certificate from a reputed institution in your career.
  • To obtain a strong theoretical and practical background to overcome any encounters you may come across in your professional life.

Audio Engineering in Sound Engineering Academy

Audio Engineering is  a part of audio science dealing with the recording and reproduction of sound through mechanical and electrical means. The field of audio engineering draws on many disciplines, including Broadcast Engineering, Acoustics, Acoustical Design and Music.

A Sound Engineer is a person who understands the importance of the sound track, which works in conjunction with the  visual image. Sound and picture share a symbolic relationship and the result is magical….the magic of Cinema industry.

 A student aware of the importance of sound in our life, attending this course will learn both the technical and creative aspects of the recording and reproduction of sound.. Students practice in state-of-the-art equipment being used in professional studios and upon completion they will be able to work successfully and confidently in any avenues of the sound recording industry.

An audio engineer should be familiarized with the operations of sound Recording, Sound Reinforcement and Sound Broadcasting Systems. Moreover, in the recording studio the Audio engineer will do recording, editing, manipulations, mixing and mastering of sound by technical means.

SEA Quality Policy

SEA aims to become the world class center offering technical courses in the field of audio visual media. The institute continuously improves the system of education by evaluating its suitability with the International standards , requirements and updates through the feed back and suggestions of students, professionals and community.

Sound Engineering Academy

SEA was established in 2004, based on the firm belief that an intensive one-year programme combining meticulously crafted curriculum with practical studio experience would create an effective training ground for future audio engineers ambitious to work in the real world of sound engineering. As it turns out, SEA‘s instincts were right on. Over the past six years, SEA has attracted students from in and around the country with a common trait ……A fiery passion, to grab all things in audio. We enhance this passion by complimenting knowledge and experience that empowers them to master in their chosen field.

When you choose SEA to become an audio professional, you will find out our commitment for providing state-of-the-art facilities and curriculum . SEA is committed to continuous improvement and accredited with a glowing testimonial for the high quality teaching as per the latest audit by the International Organization For Standardization (ISO 9001-2008), which projects out our strength in managing academic quality and facilities as per International standards. At SEA, you will find a style of teaching and learning that emphasis the needs of each student.

The SEA campus is located at Jagathy in Trivandrum, the capital city of Kerala State, just 10 minutes from rail way station . Excellent road links provide easy access to the city.

We continue to build up our achievements, reaches to a major expansion in the training facilities, health care , and an iconic new SEA building in the heart of the city, mainly for studio floors. This is in addition to the existing campus with five state-of-the-art recording and mixing studios and vast premises.