Welcome to SoundIdeaz Academy

Soundideaz Academy started as a dream project in the 90s and has gone on to become a leader in training & grooming aspiring Sound Engineers through innovative Sound Engineering Courses. Since its official inception in 2010, we have educated about 300 students through our comprehensive Sound Engineering Courses. In our aim to create competent sound technicians our Sound Engineering Courses have been designed in a way that addresses new age industry requirements and challenges.SoundideaZ Academy prides itself on providing a supportive learning environment & teaching quality.

Largest infrastructure in any Indian Audio school

Best Audio Engineers in the country are here to teach you

The best possible environment to nurture your creativity

Personality Development with skill development

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SIA always strives to bring national and international stalwarts to its premises to give better exposure to students learning Sound Engineering Courses.

Uddipan Sharma
I am lucky that I got an opportunity to learn under the guidance of Pramod sir. He has a unique style of teaching. I would like to thank the whole team of SoundideaZ Academy for mentoring me and helping me in making my dreams come true. – Sound Engineer, Meet Brothers
Chinmay Harshe
One of the lucky ones to have learnt directly from Pramod ji. He simplified sound to me in such a way that it was very easy for me to take up this profession. His guidance made me a good Sound Engineer & also gave me insights into management and business aspects of the profession. – Freelance Sound Engineer
Anushri Saxena
I am at Purple Grapes Studio because of Pramod ji. The Academy has enriched me to become a confident Sound Engineer.
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From the Blog

mixing and mastering courses
21 Apr 2018

5 Best Mixing and Mastering Plug-ins Available in the Market:

The key to a music song’s success is its mix.Since the revolution in DAW Technology, aspiring Music producers from all over the world Have found a medium to express their creativity. While this has really made things very exciting, that you can produce your latest composition from the comfort of your home studio setup, this also has pushed the limits for how balanced and creative a song should be! The following blog deals with plug-ins that are used all over the world -by Professionals and Beginners alike.    1.iZotope Ozone 7 This plug-in is not just the most popular plugin in this list, but also the most comprehensive and easy to use mastering plug-ins out there in the market. Ozone 7  provides the feature of building a mastering chain of 6 modules and comes in AAX/AU/VST/VST3 formats. Ozone is also used by many in the mixdown stage, although it is primary intended to be used as a mastering tool. We recommend going for the iZotope Alloy for mixing purposes. There are Vintage Modules which offer an analogue experience to the user. The sound output is top quality and for this reason, iZotope Ozone tops our list for the best plug-in…

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music production course
22 Mar 2018

4 Tips to make your DAW run faster

This blog addresses the problem of every budding Music Producer- whether he is pursuing Music Production Course or starting out with his budget setup. Almost every aspiring music programmer ends up thinking that their budget gear is not good enough. More often than not, this makes  them go on a wild shopping spree wanting to buy the best audio interface, the best mic, the best MacBook, etc.  While an audio gear upgrade might improve the audio quality, it is seldom a necessary requirement.  In this blog we will address some workarounds that can improve the performance of whatever DAW the music programmer is using be it Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Reason, etc.  To best utilize the full potential of the DAW, it is advisable for a beginner to undergo formal training through Music Production Courses. 1)Buffer size: When recording audio into your computer, the amount of time allotted for processing the audio is called the Buffer Size. Often times a smaller Buffer Size is desirable,  However, not one that is too small as that ends up affecting the quality of the recorded sound. A buffer size of 128 is needed for recording (so you don’t get delay in your headphones).…

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12 Jan 2018

Mumbai Memoir 85- Leaving Footprints in the Bygone Year in Mumbai

Published By: Shraddha Sankulkar, head of Mindmatterz & Faculty of Applied Psychology at Soundideaz Academy Here we are in a brand New Year! The arrival of the New Year brings along fresh hope in every mind. Learning from the mistakes of the past and by taking new initiatives we literally reboot our lives with a positive mindset.  After experiencing a fantastic travel time at Goa, the last month of the bygone year sowed fresh seeds of creativity for me, which I believe will bear fruits in the New Year. On 2nd December last year, I presented my first ever webinar on the topic ‘Mind Management in Media Careers’. Throughout my teaching/training career so far, I have only been lecturing ‘Live’ in classrooms & through workshops, but, with the enthusiasm of contributing something positive towards mental health awareness, I went for it. The webinar was organized by SoundIdeaz Academy, to which my organization- Mind Matterz (A Psychological Guidance Unit) is associated with since the year 2010. While setting the webinar, though there were initial technical hiccups, my colleague Dhiren Khantawal (Marketing Executive at SIA) & myself ‘never gave up’ till the end. After multiple recording takes, we did the final 21 minutes recording…

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Bengal Classical Music Fest
30 Dec 2017

Pramod Sir with the Astana Symphony Philharmonic Orchestra

On the opening night of this year’s Bengal Classical Music Festival, the Dhaka audience experienced something unique: the Astana Symphony Philharmonic Orchestra’s presentation of Western Classical classics like Tchaikovsky’s ballet composition “Swan Lake”, as well as a magnificent blending between Eastern and Western classical music through collaboration between the Orchestra and Carnatic violin virtuoso Dr. L Subramaniam and his ensemble.      Chandorkar (R) busy behind the console Any discerning listener who has experienced a full orchestral performance would realize how incredible it was to have a 58-piece orchestra with a vast tapestry of sounds play in an open-air venue and still have the same experience of a concert hall with specially-architected acoustics where Western classical is usually performed. This performance underlined one of the most crucial factors behind the success of this festival in the past six years – a crisp, crystal auditory experience whether it is the thundering ghatam and mridangam or the nuanced notes of the santoor. The Daily Star got hold of the chief sound engineer of the concert, Pramod Chandorkar, to find out what goes on behind the mixing console to achieve that. Mumbai-based Chandorkar, an accomplished sound engineer with 25…

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studio monitors
31 Oct 2017

Why do we need Studio Monitors?

Studio monitors are speakers professionally designed for recording studios. Though they are more like normal speakers they possess a higher level of precision quality which makes them superior to any other type of speaker. (more…)

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