Electronic Music Technology

Catalog description

The course covers the practices and principles of analog and digital sound synthesis, sequencing, sampling, and MIDI. Use of both hardware and software devices are employed and students learn techniques to create music tracks with various controllers and synthesized instruments. Electronic Music Technology also includes an overview of industry and technology innovators, an introduction to sound design methods and applications, and a survey of electronic musical equipment commonly found in internship and employment scenarios. A minimum of C+ must be earned for all required Audio Engineering courses in the Music Production, Post Production, and Live Sound Production concentrations. Prerequisite(s): AE 202 .