The AUDIO
BASIC, PRO and DIPLOMA courses are organized in levels. We generally recommend
going through these levels one after the other, as both the modules of a topic
and the levels as a whole build on each other and are structured in a
didactically meaningful order.
Within a
level, you can freely choose the order of the modules. The order of the
modules, however, is deliberately organized and can be a good “guide” for you.
Of course, you are still free to work through the producing module before the
mixing module in level 2, for example.
You are
also free to decide when to submit assignments and take exams. For many, it is
certainly the best way to submit the relevant assignments when they have
completed the module, which is when they are “in the subject”.
Should you complete the course material more quickly than the levels are unlocked, it is possible for levels to be made available early. You can refer to
this article for that process.
As a
graduate of a topic course, we recommend that you work through the modules in
the intended order, as the content of each module builds on each other. If you
take several topic courses in parallel, you can refer to the order of the
levels. There are some parallels in the topic courses – for example, Recording
7 (Drums & Percussion I) and Mixing 10 (Drums I) can be found in the same level.