This qualification is for people who want to work in the creative arts - music, performing and entertainment industries as recording artists and music producers who can make entire albums in their computer. You will develop and apply a sound theoretical knowledge base and use a range of specialised, technical or managerial competencies to make, write and record music with little or no knowledge of music theory or ability to play any instruments. From the specialist elective units you can learn to mix, remix and master music, synthesis skills to design any sound you have in mind, songwriting and collaboration skills, how to compose for screen, record singers and rappers, perform a live DJ set and release a record with digital distribution and promotion, including branding, logos, cover art and adverts. Course structure To receive the Diploma of Music Industry (Electronic Music) students must complete all core units and, if available, a range of additional units. Core Units Originate and develop concepts Manage copyright arrangements Provide freelance services Establish and maintain safe creative practice Additional Units Mix recorded music Edit sound Compose music using electronic media Develop sound designs Develop techniques for composing music Compose music for screen Develop techniques for arranging music Create a final sound balance Produce sound recordings Record sound Incorporate interactive technology into performance Develop and maintain stagecraft skills Career opportunities Relevant job roles may include working as an assistant sound engineer or sound designer