Sound Recording

Hello there!
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Both are the branches are some what same as Like Computer and IT branch. There is little bit difference that in TV engineering there is hardware work and in Sound recording you have some of software part. Best of luck for your future and if any query, feel free to ask.

Follow the link below for music & sound production colleges in India, filter courses according to certificate, Diploma and degree course:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/music-sound-production/colleges/colleges-india.

Hi Rashmi,
If you are passionate about music and love entertaining the crowd by playing and mixing music tracks, disk jockey could be a career option worth pursuing. Once considered as just a fad in India, it slowly staked its claim as a viable career with multiple options and good money to make. All

Hi Rashmi!
I would say sound engineering is a better option as it is an extensive course and has better job opportunities than a DJ certificate course. Sound engineering is a challenging field, yet very rewarding. Sound Engineers develop a high quality recording of music, speech and sound effects in

If you're opting to learn DJ or sound recording, then take step towards learning it from institute, a specialised institute, from where, you can actually learn about Djing and other criteria of making sounds.

Yes, there are so many people who provide this type of course. In today's world, you get knowledge everywhere.

Hi Rashmi!
A Sound/Audio Engineer can work for about 5,000 INR a month (trainees) to 1,50,000 INR a month (those with 5 to 10 years of experience) depending on the complexity of his equipment and his job profile. You can also work as a freelancer in the field. There is an emerging, yet a very promisi

Hi Rashmi, Sound recording and mixing is a good career in itself, irrespective of the gender. It is more about the passion for the particular field as it is more of a behind the scene job. I can't give you a statistic to support this but being in various recording, mixing and editing studios myself,