Signal Processing and Effects

Catalog description

Theory and principles behind signal processors and time-based effects and how they can be implemented in various production workflows. Topics include routing options, application and use of equalizers, compressors, noise gates, reverbs, delays, flangers, and spatial effects. Prerequisite: MUS 262B. MUS 269b Introduction to Critical Listening (2 hours) An introduction to the basic principles of critical listening for the music professional that will provide the framework to identify, evaluate, and shape recordings with clear and systematic methods. Prerequisite: MUS 262b. MUS 270b Foundations in Music Education (2 hours) An introductory course for undergraduate music education majors that concentrates on the comprehensive role of the music education practitioner. MUS 271a Technology for the Music Classroom (1 hour) Practical application of music technology for music education. Concepts include the basics of sound, digital audio, audio hardware, microphones, MIDI, sequencing, computer notation and computer-assisted instruction.