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The Sound Technology course here couldn't be more appropriate: the vast array of topics are taught in great detail and to a very high standard. The equipment we use is of the highest quality and mirrors what you'd expect to see in the real world. You progress to find your own direction and ambition, setting you up nicely for graduation and the world of work. There are strong industry links and you can gain outside experience with organisations as part of your studies. I've worked at the Liverpool Arena and Convetion Centre and hope to go on tour when I finish this summer.

Dan Evans

3rd year BA (Honours) Sound Technology

Undergraduate Courses

BA (Honours) Sound Technology

Course Type:
BA (Honours) degree
Duration:
Three years, Full Time
UCAS Code:
HW63
Associates:
Phil Harding, Nick Lidster

Teaching Staff

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Jon Thornton – Head of Discipline

Jon interned in Music studios in London and the North East and subsequently in audio post production in Newcastle and the North West of England. He is a regular contributor to professional audio journals such as Resolution and regularly reviews and tests equipment from all major audio manufacturers.

Mark Atherton – Lecturer

Mark has worked as an engineer and sound programmer on albums for labels such as Urbanite and Echo. He has produced remixes under various aliases, including Rubberman, Grooveman and Lazyboy. He has worked as a percussion club player since 2001 and was signed as a producer to USA label Soulfuric Recordings, Moondisk Records and Flawless Records.

Chris Layton – Lecturer

Chris has over 15 years industry experience, providing professional live sound engineering and production services for a wide range of high profile artists on tour. He specialises in providing practical solutions for complex and challenging live acts. His credits include The Pogues, Prodigy, Republica, Cornershop, Chumbawumba, and the Afrocets.

Peter Phillipson – Lecturer

Peter has worked as a test engineer for Amek Systems, and was an acoustic research assistant and lecturer at Salford University. He has an MSc in Music Technology from the University of York.

Paul Stakounis – Lecturer

Paul has worked as a freelance engineer/producer across Merseyside. His consultancy work includes Soundhouse Studios and Braveheart Records in Liverpool.