Music Producer
Create beats, arrange tracks, and produce music for artists and labels.

Kickstart your career in audio production with the Certificate in Music Production & Sound Engineering at ADMI. This intensive 14-week programme introduces you to the technical and creative fundamentals of professional music production and sound engineering. Students gain hands-on experience using industry-standard Digital Audio Workstations such as Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, and Ableton Live. The curriculum covers recording techniques, mixing fundamentals, sound design basics, ear training, and critical listening — building a strong foundation for further study or entry-level audio production roles.
Our Music Production and Sound Engineering Certificate graduates secure employment within 6 months. Average starting salary: KES KES 45K/month.
Create beats, arrange tracks, and produce music for artists and labels.
Record and mix music in professional studios for artists and commercial projects.
Specialise in the final stages of production that make tracks sound polished and release-ready.
Record, edit, and produce podcast content for media companies and independent creators.
Create soundscapes, effects, and audio for film, TV, games, and advertising.
Set up and operate sound systems for concerts, events, and conferences.
85%
Employed or Freelancing Within 4 Months
3
Professional DAWs Mastered
KES 45K
Average Starting Salary
Start Your Creative Career
Apply NowComplete the online form and upload your ID or KCSE certificate. Takes under 5 minutes.
Our team will reach out for a brief conversation to understand your goals and answer questions.
Pay the 1st installment (60%) to confirm your enrolment. Spaces are limited per intake.
Pay per semester with our convenient 3-installment plan. No shocking lump sums — just manageable payments aligned to your academic calendar.
When: Due at Registration. Secures your spot with full studio access, software licences, and online learning platform.
When: Due Mid-Term. Completes your term fees. Must be settled before final production submission and certification.
Pay upfront and receive a 10% discount on your semester fees
Fill in your details and our admissions team will reach out within 24 hours to guide you through the application process.
Accredited & Recognised By
Music Theory & Ear Training for Producers • Beat Making & Sound Design (Ableton Live) • Recording Techniques & Microphone Selection • Introduction to Mixing (Logic Pro) • Studio Session Management
Advanced Mixing Techniques (Pro Tools) • Mastering for Streaming & Physical Media • Sound Design for Film & Media • Music Business & Distribution • Final Project: Produce & Release a Track

DJ/ Producer, Mix Engineer, Audio Consultant
Karumba Ngatia, popularly known as DJ Krowbar, is a multi award-winning DJ and media personality who has left an indelible mark on the African entertainment scene. With an exceptional talent for blending African sounds and movies into his sets, DJ Krowbar has garnered widespread recognition and admiration. His passion for African culture is evident in his work, and he has been honored with numerous accolades for his outstanding contributions to the industry.\r\n\r\nNotably, DJ Krowbar has been nominated across Africa as the Best Sound Designer, a testament to his skill and expertise in crafting immersive and captivating audio experiences. His journey in the field of sound engineering began with a Cumm Laude graduation from the esteemed SAE Institute South Africa, where he earned a degree in Audio Engineering. This solid educational foundation has further fueled his commitment to delivering top-notch productions that resonate with audiences far and wide.\r\n\r\nBeyond his successful career, DJ Krowbar is deeply committed to mentoring and nurturing the next generation of creatives in the continent. He believes in the power of knowledge sharing and actively dedicates his time to uplift and empower young talents, fostering a supportive and nurturing environment for their growth. Through his mentorship initiatives, DJ Krowbar aims to ensure that African creatives have the resources and guidance they need to thrive in the competitive entertainment landscape. His dedication to preserving and promoting African culture through his work and mentoring efforts makes him an inspirational figure and a role model for aspiring creatives across the continent.
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Gain essential skills in both music production and sound engineering, providing the perfect entry point into the audio industry.
Engage in practical projects and workshops, using industry-standard equipment and software to build real-world experience.
Discover your passion as you learn the fundamentals of composition, arrangement, mixing, and acoustics, helping you decide between a career in music production or sound engineering.
Successfully completing this course prepares you for advanced diploma programs at ADMI, paving the way to becoming a skilled professional in the audio industry.
Your ADMI diploma earns EU-accredited credits through our Woolf University partnership. These credits transfer directly toward a full bachelor's degree — meaning you can continue studying while working, without repeating what you've already learned.
4 Months · TVETA Registered
Specialise with advanced standing
Via Woolf University pathway
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about admissions, curriculum, fees, and career outcomes.
No. While musical background is helpful, it is not required. We teach the music theory essentials you need and focus primarily on production, engineering, and software skills.
You will work with Logic Pro, Ableton Live, and Pro Tools. These three DAWs cover virtually all professional music production and sound engineering scenarios.
No. All studio equipment, software, and tools are provided at the ADMI campus. However, having a laptop with a DAW installed is useful for practising at home.
Yes. Your final project involves producing, mixing, mastering, and distributing a track on streaming platforms. You graduate with a released credit to your name.
Absolutely. The programme includes a module on sound design for film and media. Many graduates work across both music and screen sound.
Graduates work as music producers, sound engineers, recording technicians, podcast editors, and sound designers for film. Many also produce music independently and earn from streaming royalties.
May 2026 intake is now open. Secure your spot today and take the first step toward a creative career.