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Sound and Music

In these facilities, Sound and Music students will be able to develop work across recording, composition, sound design, mixing and immersive audio production. Facilities include:

  • Dolby Atmos and Ambisonics
  • Multichannel and surround-sound monitoring
  • Composition and performance studios
  • Foley recording
  • Analogue mixing and sound processing

Expert technicians will be on hand to support your projects across sound arts, music production, live performance and post-production.

Please note: From September 2027, London College of Communication will be moving to our new building, just across the road from our current site. Technical Resources and facilities are subject to change. Find out more about our new building, opening in September 2027.

View down a spiral staircase used as the setting for the site-specific vocal performance Hung Eee Ah.
Jonathan Yang | BA (Hons) Sound Arts | London College of Communication | UAL

Sound Arts

Explore recording, composition, sound design and audio production using:

  • Digital audio workstations
  • Hardware synthesizers
  • MIDI equipment
  • Specialist production software
  • Bookable Mac workstations

A specialist synthesis workbench supports experimentation with electronic sound. Technical workshops and one-to-one guidance are available for taught, independent and collaborative projects.

Student sitting at a mixing desk in the College sound studio
Brandon Mosqueda Caidedo in the sound studio at LCC, photo credit Alys Tomlinson

Music Production

Record, mix and produce music in analogue and digital studios with dedicated control rooms and live rooms. These facilities support:

  • Multitrack recording
  • Analogue and digital mixing
  • Surround-sound mixing
  • Electronic music production
  • Composition and post-production

You’ll have access to analogue mixing consoles, digital control surfaces, synthesizers and specialist microphones, with support from expert technicians.