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Music Courses by Asian Screen Institute

Compose beautiful music and have it heard by a large audience!

Unlock your creative potential and take your musical talents to the next level with Asian Screen Institute’s Music Courses. Designed and taught by seasoned industry professionals, our programs offer hands-on training in music production, songwriting, music business, and digital live sound production.

Whether you’re an aspiring producer, songwriter, or sound engineer, choose the course that aligns with your passion and career goals. Develop real-world skills and thrive in the ever-evolving music industry.

Short Course - Music Course

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WSQ Digital Live Sound Engineering

Objective: Learners will be a well-rounded live sound engineer with the knowledge and skills to get started in this exciting career.

Modules Summary: 11 topics related to digital live sound engineering.

Beginner •
1 session per week for 11 weeks (31 Hours)
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WSQ Music Design for Games

Objective: Learners will be able to apply dynamic and non-linear musical composition techniques to compose music for a range of video game genres.

Modules Summary: 8 topics related to music design for games.

Beginner •
2.5 Days (16 Hours)
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WSQ Digital Audio Video Networking (Dante)

Objective: Learners will complete the course as a confident Dante systems engineer, armed with the globally recognised Dante Level 1 & 2 Certifications.

Modules Summary: 10 topics related to digital audio video networking.

Beginner •
2.5 Days (18 Hours)
Group 20
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WSQ Sound Design for Video Games

Objective: Learners will gain hands-on experience with industry-standard audio software and develop the skills needed to create professional-quality audio for games.

Modules Summary: 8 topics related to sound design for video games.

Beginner •
2 Days (16 Hours)
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WSQ Mixing Music Professionally in Home Studio

Objective: Learners will be able to use a digital audio workstation to apply a range of sound mixing techniques to mix a music track for publication and distribution.

Modules Summary: 11 topics related to mixing music professionally in the home studio.

Beginner •
2 Days (14 Hours)

Teaching Faculty

Boon Lim. Design Faculty.

Boon Lim

Adjunct Lecturer,
Design Faculty

MA in 2D and 3D Visualisation,
Lougborough University
Boon has a decade of working experience in printing, promotions, and advertising, working with brands such as Skippy, Lipton, Martell, Chivas, and Alfa Romeo, and government statutory boards such as BCA and NEA, before moving on to tertiary education.

How to Apply

All prospective students are encouraged to contact our Recruitment Executive or authorised recruitment agents for a pre-course counseling session if they would like to enrol for a course with Asian Screen Institute. The purpose of this session is for us to address the needs of students as an individual, professional and as a student of our institute.

FAQS of Music Course

The best course for music depends on your interests and career aspirations. At Asian Screen Institute, our Music Production & Audio Engineering course is designed to provide comprehensive training in both the technical and creative aspects of music production. This course is ideal for those looking to develop their skills in recording, mixing, mastering, and music composition, preparing students for a variety of roles in the music industry.

The best degree for music can vary based on your career goals. Degrees in Music Production, Audio Engineering, Music Performance, or Music Education are popular choices. At Asian Screen Institute, our diploma in Music Production & Audio Engineering offers specialized training that combines both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, making it an excellent choice for aspiring music professionals who want to excel in the industry.

In a music course at Asian Screen Institute, students study a range of subjects designed to provide a well-rounded education in music. The curriculum includes music theory, audio engineering, sound design, digital audio workstations (DAWs), mixing and mastering, and music business. Students also gain hands-on experience through projects and studio work, ensuring they are well-prepared for various roles in the music industry.

Yes, a musician can make good money, especially with the right skills, networking, and opportunities. Careers in music production, audio engineering, live performance, and music education can be lucrative. Additionally, with the rise of digital platforms, musicians have more avenues to monetize their work through streaming, licensing, and online sales. At Asian Screen Institute, we equip our students with the skills and industry knowledge needed to succeed and thrive in the competitive music industry.

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Alexandre Talhinhas. Music Faculty.

Alexandre Talhinhas

Adjunct Lecturer,
Music Faculty

Diploma in Music Production & Audio Engineering,
Asian Screen Institute College / Bachelor Degree in English/French Translation Instituto Superior De LÍnguas e Administração (ISLA)
Alex (DJ Alx) is Music Producer, Musician and Sound Engineer who hails from Portugal and is currently based in Singapore. He graduated from Instituto Superior de Linguas e Administracao with a Bachelor’s Degree in English/French Translation and he has spent the last 20 years honing his music craft. He is, we are proud to say, also a recent graduate of Asian Screen Institute’s Diploma in Music Production and Audio Engineering. Alex recently had his collaboration with Masia One featured on Netflix Altered Carbon Season 2 OST and also composed the Ti Tou Tao (Mediacorp Channel 5 Series) theme song alongside Masia One. He is the music Curator for Suka-Suka Sundays, and resident DJ in Sub City Lion City Bass, Kampong Boogie and Ginga! where he invites DJs from Singapore and abroad to share the booth with him at White Label Record. As a musician, Alex was part of Macaco do Chines (guitarist/singer/producer), a band that were pioneered in crossing Hip-Hop, Dubstep and Grime with Portuguese traditional music. He released two critically acclaimed albums and a mixtape. Macacos do Chines toured both nationally and internationally, playing in headline festivals like Rock In Rio and starred in MTV’s Brand New TV concerts. As a DnB producer, he has been working closely and producing for Skalator Music, one of the most refreshing labels coming out of Portugal. His debut single at the end of last year, Babylon Man, got 4/5 in DJ MAG UK.

Cravis Chang. Music Faculty.

Cravis Chang

Adjunct Lecturer,
Music Faculty

BA (Hons) in Music,
Lasalle College of the Arts
Singaporean producer Cravism has always been immersed in Hip-hop culture. Besides being a professional b-boy, Cravism began playing the piano and trumpet in the early 2000s, which progressed into recording and producing his own music. His music has been featured in Berlin, Hong Kong, London, Mexico City, Milan, moscow, paris, and Seoul for the Adidas Originals Flagship Store has been used by many documentary videos such as The Cuppa Depresso, Elevate the Streets, Dead was the Body and many more. Cravism has also performed around Singapore and the United Kingdom, opening shows for big names such as Slum Village, Cosmo Midnight and others.

Louis Quek

Full-time Lecturer,
Music Faculty

BA in Music technology,
LASALLE College of the Arts

Chong Yu Lun. Music Faculty.

Chong Yu Lun

Adjunct Lecturer,
Music Faculty

Diploma in Film, Sound & Video,
Nge Ann Polytechnic
Chong Yu Lun and Rachel Toh co-founded Butterworks, a production house, and have accuired more than 10 filmmaking awards through their filmmaking journey. Their short film “Dao Sha Pia” was shared by Prime Minister Le Hsien Loong. Most notably, they built a renowned Youtube channel, Butterworks which has gathered over 270,000 subscribers and over 35 million views, The duo, director and executive producer, are often known for producing heartfelt, tear-jerking video content that connects, relates and touches hearts. their knowledge for creating compelling content has even brought viral success to the branding videos they produced for notable corporate clients such as SMRT, hauling over 900,000 views.

Rachel Toh. Music Faculty.

Rachel Toh

Adjunct Lecturer,
Music Faculty

BA in Mass Communication,
Curtin University of Technology
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Bryan Ong

Adjunct Lecturer,
Music Faculty

BSc Music Computing, Goldsmiths University of London, UK
Bryan is a professional Audio Producer and Audio Engineer. He works mostly in audio for advertisements, but he is familiar with music production, sound design, synthesis and music computing. Bryan is motivated, hardworking, and reliable, with a combined 5+ years of local and overseas work experience.

Azurah Jan

Adjunct Lecturer,
Music Faculty

BA Hons in Music, Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore
Azurah Jan (AJ) is a passionate educator. She has been consistently learning and improving her musical knowledge to impart to the next generation. Her current projects mainly involves podcasting and audio editing.

Gary Leo

Adjunct Lecturer,
Music Faculty

Diploma in Sound Engineering, School of Audio Engineering, Singapore
Gary has been serving in the music & live sound industry in Singapore and abroad for 20 years. His skill set includes music arrangement, session recording, sound engineering, audio mixing, producing, live sound engineering (monitor engineering), backing tracks engineering and band management. He was the film composer for 3 local feature films and has also won numerous awards, the biggest being Asian Television Awards for Best Theme Song for a few Mediacorp Chinese Drama productions.