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MUS 118 Music Technology MIDI/Audio I (3 Credits)
Recommended preparation:MUS 101or equivalent musical experience.
Provides hands-on instruction in current applications of music technology in a MIDI/audio studio. Use various music production tools in live sound engineering and mixing.
MUS 118 : Music Technology MIDI/Audio I
https://catalog.cocc.edu/course-outlines/mus-118/
记录标题音乐技术MIDI我Cre /音频dits 3 Grading mode Standard letter grades Total contact hours 30 Lecture hours 30 Recommended preparation MUS 101 or equivalent musical experience. Course Description Provides hands-on instruction in current applications of music technology in a MIDI/audio studio. Use various music production tools in live sound engineering and mixing. Course learning outcomes 1. Use MIDI in an electronic music studio. 2. Explain the physics of sound. 3. Explain microphone types, polarity patterns, frequency tailoring, and their recording applications. 4. Use microphones in varied circumstances and placements. 5. Use organization, submixing and grouping, mixing technique, and mastering. 6. Use plug-ins for mix control and creative sound enhancement. 7. Create solo and collaborative audio productions with digital audio workstations, virtual instruments, MIDI editing, and various audio production tools. Content outline Introduction to Sound, Audio, and DAW Software Audio Specs and Plug-Ins MIDI and Virtual Instruments Microphones and Recording Technique Mix Session Preparation Mixing Preparation Mastering Collaborative Audio Production Required materials There is no textbook for this course. However, an external hard drive will be required to store projects; 250GB would be a good minimum size since audio and video files are generally quite large.
Music
https://catalog.cocc.edu/programs/music/
The College offers music classes that increase understanding and skill in the musical arts and that serve as a stepping stone for students interested in a transfer degree. Music courses provide opportunities to develop talents as instrumental and vocal musicians. The College also plays a vital role in the local community by providing performance opportunities for hundreds of musicians with the Central Oregon Symphony , Cascade Chorale , College Choir, Vocal Jazz Ensemble, Cascade Winds Symphonic Band , and Big Band Jazz who perform 30 concerts each season for thousands of Central Oregonians. Whether students enjoy performing, listening, or scholarship, music at COCC has something for everyone.
MUS 119 : Music Technology MIDI/Audio II
https://catalog.cocc.edu/course-outlines/mus-119/
Transcript title Music Technology MIDI/Audio II Credits 3 Grading mode Standard letter grades Total contact hours 30 Lecture hours 30 Recommended preparation MUS 118 . Course Description Provides hands-on instruction in advanced techniques of music technology in a MIDI/audio studio. Covers advanced applications of synthesizers, professional sound recording/editing software, MIDI networking, MIDI sequencing, digital effects, and both analog and digital mixing and mastering. Provides experience in syncing sound and music to digital videos. Course learning outcomes 1. Create intermediate to advanced projects with digital audio workstations, MIDI hardware, and production tools. 2. Combine MIDI and audio post-production projects with video synchronization. 3. Produce consistently high-quality audio projects using ideal microphone placement and signal routing. 4. Create unique audio environments with spatial microphone placement and plug-ins. 5. Use plug-ins to creatively enhance the quality of a track and overall mix. 6. Create audio projects individually and collaboratively. Content outline Intermediate Mixing Techniques Managing Large Sessions with Grouping and Sub-mixes Using Plug-ins to Manage Complex Mixes Using Plug-ins to Creatively Enhance Audio Production and Final Mixes Creating More Expressive MIDI and Virtual Instrument Mockups Intermediate Microphone Technique for Medium and Large Ensembles Music Editing and Synchronization Technique for Film and Multi-media Projects Required materials There is no textbook for this course. However, an external hard drive will be required to store projects; 250GB would be a good minimum size since audio and video files are generally quite large.
