It is recommended to have transversal knowledge, such as: - Genuine interest in music not only for listening, but also for its production. - Commitment to attend classes and work in the subject - General knowledge of first engineering courses: Mathematics, Physics, ... - Reasonable command of English language.

The essential objective of the course is to integrate the artistic vision of a musician with the technical and scientific vision. The technical and emotional approach should not be antagonistic, but complementary and synergistic. This eclectic approach to one of the main Arts such as Music, seeks to connect seemingly distant aspects but linked in its essence, such as rhythm, frequencies and emotions, sensation of depth and acoustics, timbre of an instrument and harmonic frequencies, etc. To do this, a review of the typical phases of Audio Production (Recording, Editing, Mixing and Mastering) is addressed, and different current technologies and their requirements are discussed, which allow them to be implemented with professional results, even under a domestic environment. The reached level in the subject is just initiation, that is, enough for the interested student to continue autonomously their self-learning process.

1. Presentation and introduction to the subject 2. Music technology and sound and music concepts 3. Music production 3.1. DAW 3.2. Recording 3.3. Editing 3.4. Mixing 3.5. Mastering 4. Present your project.

The subject consists of the following activities: - Theoretical Classes: in which the subject of the subject will be taught with a focus as experimental as possible, supported by high fidelity audiovisual material. - Development of a Project: you will start using a D.A.W. (Digital Audio Workstation). Working groups of 2/3 students will be formed to develop an audiovisual project throughout the course, which will be presented in class showing the results obtained.