Multi-track Composition I, II, III

Fall 2012, Winter 2013 and Spring 2013 quarters

Faculty

Peter Randlette digital media, sound design, media technology, computer applications in media, interactivity

Fields of Study

media arts and music

Prerequisites

Audio Recording I, II, III or equivalent.

Description

Multi-track composition is the study of creating music with modern analog and digital technology.  Musicians interested in the collaborative nature of working as a producer, engineer, and composer will learn the technical side of legacy tape-based and current disc-based systems as they create projects using the Music Oasis and the new fully-digital, surround control room and audio lab in the CCAM.  Students will engineer, produce, and perform the works of classmates.  The artistic aspects of signal processing and instrument manipulation will be primary areas of interest, and students will be expected to explore musical forms as well as in-depth production technologies.

Advertised Schedule

6-10p Tue

Location

Olympia

Online Learning

No Required Online Learning

Books

Greener Store

Special Expenses

$80 for recording media

Offered During

Evening