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A short-term, practical music production course for students who want hands-on training in music arrangement, sound recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering. Learn how music moves from an initial concept to a finished track using digital audio workstations (DAWs), recording techniques and studio workflows.
Looking for a full undergraduate degree? Explore AAFT’s music and related degree programs to find a pathway that aligns with your creative interests and career goals.
The 1-year Diploma in Music Production offers focused training in music creation, recording and audio production. If you are looking for a longer undergraduate pathway, explore AAFT’s degree programs in music and related disciplines to find a course that aligns with your creative interests and career goals.
Develop music production skills in arrangement, sound recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering. Explore music production software, digital audio workstations and sound design techniques to create and refine musical compositions.
Aspiring music producers and musicians who want to learn the creative and technical process of producing music across genres and formats.

Choosing a music pathway starts with understanding what you want from your education.
| AAFT Program | Best For | Duration | Recommended Next Step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diploma in Music Production | Students seeking focused, practical training in music arrangement, sound recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering. | 1 Year | Apply for Diploma |
| B.Sc in Sound Design | Students interested in sound recording, audio engineering and sound design for music, film and digital media. | 3 Years Full UG Degree | Explore B.Sc in Sound Design |
| B.A. in Vocal | Students who want to develop vocal technique, musical expression and performance skills through structured vocal training. | 3 Years Full UG Degree | Explore B.A. in Vocal |
| B.A. in Western Vocal | Students interested in Western singing techniques, vocal development, music theory and stage performance. | 3 Years Full UG Degree | Explore B.A. in Western Vocal |
| Bachelor of Performing Arts | Students seeking broader training in performing arts, musicianship and music production. | 4 Years Full UG Degree | Explore Bachelor of Performing Arts |
Learn through interactive lectures, storyboarding, compositing, rendering, 3D modelling and hands-on portfolio work.
Get exposure through faculty guidance, masterclasses, guest lectures and industry-facing learning activities.
Students receive career counselling, interview preparation, resume-building support and placement assistance through AAFT’s ecosystem.
Build practical music production skills through focused training in music arrangement, recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering.



A Grammy Award winner, Mr. Nikkhil Beri is a renowned name in the global music industry, popular as a composer, producer, and sound engineer. He began his professional journey in sound engineering and has since collaborated with artists across folk, spiritual, pop, and acoustic genres. His work includes global tours, film projects, and mixing assignments for Grammy-winning and independent artists alike. As Industry Dean of AAFT’s School of Music, Mr. Beri brings practical industry knowledge and a real-world perspective, supporting students in understanding professional music practices and exploring the creative possibilities of music in contemporary contexts.
Speak to a CounsellorBuild a foundation for entry-level opportunities across music production, audio recording, sound design and digital music creation
Candidate must have completed 10+2 from a recognized board or institution.
Candidate must have minimum 50% marks in 10+2; 45% for reserved categories.
Candidate needs to clear the AAFT Global Entrance Test and personal interview process.
Submit your application form with basic academic and contact details.
A personal interview will be conducted to screen your application.
After the admission round, the admission letter will be rolled out to selected candidates.
A Diploma in Music Production teaches the fundamentals of music creation, arrangement, sound recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering. It helps students build creative and technical skills for music production.
The Diploma in Music Production at AAFT is a one-year programme designed to introduce students to music production, recording techniques, music theory and audio production workflows.
Students who have completed Class 12 from a recognised board can apply, subject to AAFT’s current eligibility criteria, minimum marks requirement and admission process.
The Diploma in Music Production fees at AAFT are ₹1,80,000 for the one year course, covering practical music production training.
The syllabus may cover electronic music, music theory, audio mixing, music production, vocal performance and instrumental practice. Students should refer to AAFT’s published curriculum for the confirmed subject list.
Music production courses commonly cover music theory, composition, arrangement, digital audio workstations, sound recording, audio editing, mixing, mastering and sound design.
Yes. Students who have completed Class 12 can apply for the Diploma in Music Production at AAFT, provided they meet the programme’s eligibility and admission requirements.
Creativity, musical understanding, attention to detail, listening skills and a willingness to learn audio software are useful for music production. Knowledge of music theory and recording techniques can also help.
Music producers use digital audio workstations (DAWs) to record, arrange, edit and mix audio. Common examples include Ableton Live, Logic Pro and FL Studio, although the software taught should be confirmed with AAFT.
Graduates can explore roles such as assistant music producer, audio recording assistant, junior audio engineer, music arranger, mixing assistant, sound designer and digital audio content creator.
The salary after a Diploma in Music Production in India depends on the job role, practical skills, experience and employer. Entry-level music producers and audio professionals may earn around ₹2.5 to 5 lakh per year, while experienced professionals can earn ₹5 to 12 lakh or more annually, depending on their specialisation and projects. Freelance earnings vary based on clients and workload.
It can be a suitable option for students interested in creating music, working with audio software and learning recording and mixing techniques. Career development depends on practical ability, portfolio quality and industry experience.
A diploma can help you develop foundational production skills. Building a portfolio of original tracks, learning relevant software and gaining practical experience can help you work towards music production roles.
A diploma is a shorter, focused programme in music production, while a B.Sc. in Sound Design is a longer undergraduate degree with a broader academic pathway. Students should compare the curriculum, duration and career goals before choosing.
Yes. Mixing and mastering are important parts of music production. Mixing involves balancing and processing individual tracks, while mastering prepares the final mix for consistent playback and distribution.
Students can begin by completing AAFT’s application form and submitting the required details and documents. They should then follow the current admission process, including any entrance assessment or interview required by the institute.
Speak to an AAFT counsellor and choose the music pathway based on your career goal, timeline and academic preference.