Music Production & Vocal Performance Diploma
Master your singing and performance skills
Master your singing and performance skills
This is an intense course designed for those looking to perfect their vocals and create professional sounding tracks. The programme has been designed and delivered by industry experts who have worked with Pharrell Williams, Beyonce, Gwen Stefani and Rihanna, so you’ll know you’re in the right hands. After 9 months you’ll be ready to begin your career as a singer/songwriter, music producer, vocal producer, lyricist, composer and many other vocations within the industry.
You will learn: Music Production (Ableton Live or Logic Pro), Music Composition, Music Industry, Singing, Vocal Musicianship, Advanced Singing, Art of Mixing, Studio Vocal Production, Electronic Music Production, Advanced Composition, and Showcase.
Point Blank classes are small to ensure you receive ample 1-2-1 time with your lecturers. Our studios are located in Shoreditch—a global hub of London music venues and bars—and include industry-standard, state-of-the-art technology, from microphones to mixing desks.
Duration | 9 Months | |
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Available start dates | 2024 | 2025 |
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Weekly timetable | 4 classes per week. Please check the FAQs below for more details. | |
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What I went on to do – you couldn’t understand how beneficial it was for me to come and study with Point Blank and get the technical knowledge I needed first. - Benny Scarrs, Point Blank graduate and artist manager for Dave (Mercury Prize Winner)
Fees (UK) | Saving over monthly instalments | ||
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£12,990 payment in full | £1,970 | ||
£200 reg fee + £4,745 per term | £525 | ||
£200 reg fee + £1,640 per month | |||
See details during the enrolment process for more information on fees and international student pricing. |
Pay in full upon enrolment and save up to 20% over paying in instalments. See the enrolment process for more details.
Point Blank students enjoy a range of exclusive discounts including but not limited to:
Depending on your programme, certain pieces of hardware and software will be essential throughout your studies at Point Blank. To help with your independent learning and assessment work, you will need to have access to this equipment outside of the campus. However, if you are able to attend classes on-campus, this equipment will be available to use either in-class or by booking practice time. Note that you have access to our facilities 7 days a week during term time for the length of your course (excluding scheduled breaks). Please visit this page which lists the hardware and software you are required to own for programmes taught by Point Blank. Where you may choose to study online (distance learning), this equipment will be essential to your studies and assignment work. If for any reason you cannot afford to purchase an essential item, you may be eligible for financial support via the hardship fund. More information about this can be found here. If you wish to buy equipment or software for your home studio, remember that Point Blank students qualify for discounts from Apple Education, Ableton, Native Instruments, Pioneer DJ and other leading industry partners.
Each module requires your attendance at one daytime class which will be 3 or 4 hours long depending on the module. Your timetable will be confirmed a week before the start of each term. If you have specific timetable requests, please contact us before booking and we will do our best to arrange your classes at times that suit you. In addition to classes, students are expected to schedule sufficient practice time each week. The studio facilities are open to you 7 days a week gaining you valuable studio time and reinforcing the skills learned in class. Students can also book regular 1-2-1 sessions with our lecturers outside of class time.
This is a full time course and students should undertake at least 10 hours of study per module per week. This time includes lectures, 1-2-1 sessions with our lecturers, studio bookings, and self-study. Students can work whilst taking the course. We recommend students work no more than 15 hours per week.
Non-UK students cannot enrol in this course since it is not accredited. If you take the accredited route by applying for example to the BA (Hons) Music Production & Sound Engineering (2 year) which is validated by Middlesex University, you will need a Student Visa. For more information, please visit our International Students page here. Students from the UK can enrol via the application form on the website in the usual way.
If you have further questions, don't be shy, please contact a course advisor who will be happy to help.