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MPA 307: Audio Production
Effective Jan 1, 2010
Description:
Course will study and learn professional production techniques using both analogue and digital technologies. Students will study the recording of live instruments and voice in acoustic settings. Intermediate and advanced audio theory, signal flow, acoustics, and digital and analogue signal processing will be studied. Analysis of compositions and arrangement considerations will be discussed. Course provides and introduction to the MTA 980 mixing console. Techniques in multi-track recording, microphone design and application, signal processing, mixing and mastering. (Offered spring semester)
Changes since Jan 24, 2005
Basic
concepts
of
Digital
Audio
principals,
including
waveform
theory,
sample
rates,
quantization,
analog-to-digital
conversion,
file
formats,
DSP,Course
will
study
and
storage
mediums.
Multitrack
hard
disk
recording
projectslearn
professional
production
techniques
using
both
analogue
and
digital
technologies.
Students
will
study
the
Digidesign
ProTools
workstationrecording
of
live
instruments
and
voice
in
acoustic
settings.
Intermediate
and
advanced
audio
theory,
signal
flow,
acoustics,
and
DTM
bus;
Alesis
ADAT
digital
modular
multitrack.
Capturing
and
designanalogue
signal
processing
will
be
studied.
Analysis
of
sound
effects.
Incorporation
of
MIDI.
Aestheticcompositions
and
creative
aspects
of
audio
for
usearrangement
considerations
will
be
discussed.
Course
provides
and
introduction
to
the
MTA
980
mixing
console.
Techniques
in
musicmulti-track
recording,
post
production,
multimedia,
video,microphone
design
and
application,
signal
processing,
mixing
and
film.mastering.
(Offered
spring
semester.)semester)
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Units
4 Units
Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Registration Restrictions:
(Prerequisites: MPA 306)
Changes to Prerequisites, Corequisites and Registration Restrictions:
(Prerequisites: MPA 306)
MPA 307: Fundmntls Digital Audio
Effective Jan 24, 2005
Description:
Basic concepts of Digital Audio principals, including waveform theory, sample rates, quantization, analog-to-digital conversion, file formats, DSP, and storage mediums. Multitrack hard disk recording projects using the Digidesign ProTools workstation and DTM bus; Alesis ADAT digital modular multitrack. Capturing and design of sound effects. Incorporation of MIDI. Aesthetic and creative aspects of audio for use in music recording, post production, multimedia, video, and film. (Offered spring semester.)
Units
4 Units
Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Registration Restrictions:
None
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