CCSMT32 Deliver audio outputs to meet creative requirements
Overview
This standard is about delivering audio outputs to meet creative requirements. Audio outputs could be for music, videos, films, streaming platforms, computer games, post production or other uses.
This involves clarifying requirements, producing demo tracks, resolving problems, delivering outputs that are appropriate for delivery formats and using appropriate file formats.
This standard is for recording engineers, editing engineers, mastering engineers, mix engineers and programmers who deliver audio outputs to meet creative requirements.
Performance criteria
You must be able to:
clarify requirements for audio outputs with appropriate people
identify key aspects of proposed delivery format for end product which will affect your work
liaise with the people involved in concurrent and future stages of the work on an ongoing basis
produce demo tracks at key stages of the work
operate all equipment in line with safety requirements relating to hearing
get feedback from appropriate people about the contents of demo tracks and direction of the work
identify and resolve problems with audio outputs that are within the limits of your authority as soon as they occur
refer problems that you cannot resolve to appropriate people
deliver audio outputs that are appropriate for delivery format and meet agreed creative requirements
deliver files in appropriate formats for their ongoing use
save, archive and transfer audio files in line with organisational requirements
document and label files using industry-accepted labelling systems
get sign off for audio outputs from appropriate people
tidy, reset and disconnect all equipment when work is complete
Knowledge and understanding
You need to know and understand:
sources of information on requirements for audio outputs including clients, colleagues, managers
types of delivery format and their specific requirements including music, video, film, streaming platform, computer game and post production
who is involved in concurrent and future stages of the work including colleagues and external programmers
the purpose of demo tracks and how and when to produce them
common problems that may occur with equipment, software and audio outputs
the limits of your authority for resolving problems
reporting lines and who to resolve problems to
file formats for the delivery formats with which you are working
what is required for sign off and the implications of not gaining it
health and safety principles of safe listening including safeguards against hearing loss
standards relating to loudness of broadcast
industry accepted file labelling systems
organisational requirements for saving and archiving files
CCSMT32 Deliver audio outputs to meet creative requirements
Overview
This standard is about delivering audio outputs to meet creative requirements. Audio outputs could be for music, videos, films, streaming platforms, computer games, post production or other uses.
This involves clarifying requirements, producing demo tracks, resolving problems, delivering outputs that are appropriate for delivery formats and using appropriate file formats.
This standard is for recording engineers, editing engineers, mastering engineers, mix engineers and programmers who deliver audio outputs to meet creative requirements.
Performance criteria
You must be able to:
Knowledge and understanding
You need to know and understand: