Students of recording arts technology learn how to produce sound for a range of media. They learn how to record music, dialogue, and sound effects, edit, dub, and mix, operate and maintain equipment, and more. Technology is constantly changing and, here at LMC, we're up on the latest industry standards to help you succeed in the career of your dreams.There are many opportunities for the trained recording arts professional in the fields of producing, sound reinforcement, independent audio engineering, mastering, video game creation, film and television sound, radio broadcast, forensic audio, hardware and software development, equipment maintenance and repair, bio-acoustic research, theatre sound, forensic audio, bio-acoustic recording, audio project supervision, recording arts instruction/training, and many more.For this degree, a total of 60 degree-applicable units are required. Complete 27 units of major coursework from below as well as the General Education requirements.