Music (Sound Production)

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VCE VET Music (Sound Production) students work with a range of contemporary industry technologies. 

They learn to reinforce sound in live performance and collaborate with clients to record, edit, mix and enhance sound in a recording studio context. Students also complete industry-specific units focused on the application of effective work practices, health and safety, and copyright. The works in this exhibition represent excellent examples of students’ sound production.

Logan Welker

Apollo Bay P-12 College, Apollo Bay
Eastern Maar Country

Radial gradient, transitioning from a circle of bright red-orange at the centre, into yellow, green, blue, purple and pink tones towards the edges.
Re-Imagination by Logan Welker. Top Designs 2026 / Source: Courtesy of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority.

Re-Imagination

ProTools Studio

In 2025, I created Re-Imagination using new skills and knowledge gained since Imagination. It is a reworked original piece from 2024 called Imagination, designed to create a surreal auditory experience and expand on the original rather than replace it. Re-Imagination generates a new sound and evokes a sense of longing, allowing listeners to drift between their imagination and reality, thus creating a new world in their minds.

Units of Competency

CUASOU317 Record and mix basic music demos
CUASOU321 Mix music in studio environments

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Animation still showing a small child in green T-shirt and shorts, standing in a park beside a picnic table with a gingham cloth, topped with plate of biscuits, ball, and rubber duck.

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Low, rectangular sideboard in dark-stained timber with four polished-brass disc handles, three storage compartments with sliding doors, and slender squared legs.

Integrated Technologies
Low, rectangular sideboard in dark-stained timber with four polished-brass disc handles, three storage compartments with sliding doors, and slender squared legs.

Furnishing

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