Music Production, A.A.S
Build real music production skills with hands‑on studio and live sound training in TCC’s Music Production A.A.S. program.
About the Music Production Degree
Turn your passion for music into a hands‑on career in sound. TCC’s Music Production program teaches you to record, mix, and produce music using real studios and live sound systems. You will work directly with industry‑standard tools and audio technology. This program is a strong fit if you already enjoy creating music, have an ear for small details in sound, and like working with analog and digital equipment.
Some of the skills you’ll learn include:
- Set up microphones and record high‑quality audio
- Mix and master recorded music for different platforms
- Operate live sound equipment for concerts and events
- Create original songs, arrangements, and scores using music notation
- Understand how the music business works and identify career paths
This career offers strong benefits:
- Creative work: Produce music and sound while developing your own artistic style
- Flexible schedules: Work hours often vary based on events, clients, and projects rather than a strict 9‑to‑5 schedule
- Multiple career paths: Apply your skills to live events, recording sessions, film, media, and more
Music Production Program Details
The Music Production A.A.S. program focuses on hands‑on training in a hybrid analog‑digital recording studio and a large performing arts venue. You will learn from experienced faculty with industry backgrounds while building real‑world skills that translate directly to the workforce. Affordable tuition and practical training help you earn a degree with a strong return on investment while preparing you for entry‑level roles or further study.
- Work with the fundamental elements of both sound and music, understanding the distinct properties and vocabularies associated with each
- Produce audio recording projects in a variety of styles using hardware and software tools
- Plan, promote, set up, and run sound for public concerts and other events
- Compose music, lyrics and arrangements for songs, as well as simple film and game scores
- Design a practical, actionable career plan to establish yourself in the music business
View the Degree Requirements to find out which courses and credits you'll need to earn your degree.
Explore the Program Map to see how you can complete your degree in just two years.
Program Contact
Steven Eiler
music@tulsacc.edu
School of Visual & Performing Arts
TCC Southeast Campus
10300 East 81st Street
Tulsa, OK 74133
918-595-7752