Advanced course in synthesis using modular MIDI instruments focusing on timbre design and sequencing using Macintosh hardware and the Performer sequencing software. A programmatic investigation of the sound sense, utilizing experimental demonstrations of multiple track audio, its control, use, and effects. Fulfills the core math requirement. Introduces students to computer and computer programming using the C programming language. Other Courses Other music technology electives may be offered by the Boyer College of Music and other academic units of the university.
Area of concentration is determined by the student, with the approval of a supervising teacher.
Course number will vary depending on the department in which the student is advised. Rock Hall MIDI Lab Advanced hardware for sound synthesis, sampling, and sequencing. Rock Hall Unix Lab NeXT, SGI, and Power Macintosh computers used for digital editing and recording of sound and film scoring. All-digital recording facility useful in audio engineering courses. A 329-seat performance space, used for chamber music and recitals.