The Millennium Complex is a not-for-profit Corporation (501 (c)(3)) that seeks to

encourage Christian Saints of God via film/music, various visual media

and through education and biblical life studies.

Mosa Studios are at the heart of all production endeavors at the Millennium Complex including Music Production, Hybrid-Internet Broadcasting, and Video Editing and Voice Overdubbing. Similarly, Apprenticeships and Training Classes are provided in the studio for community support and youth enrichment. Students are encouraged via biblical quotations (e.g., I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me-Philippians 4:13) to master the studio from both a software as well as a hardware standpoint which leads to a well-rounded team of core producers. Overall, music production tends to be central to The Millennium Complex and all its goals for the work of the kingdom.

The Studios are state of the art digital facilities with hardware and software to support production jobs of various types and sizes.

Mosa Recording Studios

Music Productions, Broadcast Productions, and Sound for Film

Mosa Recording Studios

Film Scoring, Sound for Film, and Voice Overs

Mosa Recording Studios

Learning Series focused on specific aspects of the Recording Process

Mosa Recording Studios

Learn by doing-Immersed in The Challenge

Millennium Complex, Inc. Apprenticeships and Training Classes

Music Production Apprenticeships

When seeking an Apprenticeship, individuals must have some basic knowledge of studio engineering. Equipment such as a mixing console, compressor, dynamic and condenser microphones, midi, and audio are simple terms that should not be foreign to the student. It is also preferred that the student be familiar with a piano keyboard (controller) at least since most music in the studio is produced and modified using a keyboard. Last of all, studio etiquette is defined to maximize studio functionality during the recording process. Both the confidence of the student-engineer as well as that of any participating recording artists is ingrained, supported, and reinforced.

Studio Teaching Series

Occasionally, classes are offered in Studio and Sound Reinforcement processes. Recording Methods, Cakewalk by Bandlab, How to Design and Build a Project Studio, Hands-On: How to Write a Song Using Midi, Digital Recording Equipment, Understanding Midi, Live Sound Engineering, and Ear Training/Audio Pitch Correction are fundamental courses that offer students a basic understanding of recording principles and studio engineering fundamentals.