MUS 270 - Electronic and Computer Music
Credits: 3
1.5 Lecture Hours 1.5 Studio Hours
Prerequisites: MUS 119
Description
This course builds upon the principles and techniques developed in MUS 119 , Introduction to Music Technology. It covers advanced music production skills involving sequencing, editing, signal processing, mixing and sampling. Instruction is combined with practical application on a digital audio workstation.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, the student will:
- Explain the various components of computer-based music production.
- Summarize the development of computer-based music and its impact on the music industry.
- Experiment with advanced electronic music production techniques.
- Create computer-based music recordings.
- Evaluate electronic music compositions.
Listed Topics
- Sequencing
- Editing
- Signal processing
- Mixing
- Synthesizers
- Virtual instruments
- Sampling
- Computer-based music
Reference Materials
textbook, internet, digital audio workstation, music sequencing and editing software.
Approved By: Bullock, Quintin Date Approved: 05/19/2016
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