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Music Technology
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Music Technology program at Shoreline Community College is
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 100
Vocational Music Seminar (2)
A seminar to assist the student in career exploration and development. Factual information is presented by professionals working in all areas of music-related careers. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 101
Survey of Music Recording/Publishing Business (2)
Course provides techniques for successful operation of businesses focusing in the area of music recording and publishing. Cash flow is tracked and evaluated throughout the industry. Artist royalties, broadcast royalties, contract negotiation and studio ownership. Previously MUSTC 104. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 102
Rights and Methods in Multimedia (2)
Overview of development and marketing of a variety of multimedia products. Introduction to legal issues relating to content including copyrighting, trademark law, publicity and privacy rights, unions and other related organizations. Previously MUSTC 105. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 121
First-Year Audio Recording 1 (3)
Students gain a working knowledge of signal flow in a modern multi-track recording facility through the study and application of acoustics,decibels and microphones. This course is the first of a structured three-course sequence. Previously MUSTC 220. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 122
First-Year Audio Recording 2 (3)
Students gain a deeper understanding of signal flow in a modern multi-track recording facility through the study and usage of recording consoles and signal processing. This course is the second of a structuredthree-course sequence. Previously MUSTC 221. Prerequisite: MUSTC 121 or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 123
First-Year Audio Recording 3 (3)
Students gain a deeper understanding of signal flow in a modern multi-track recording facility through the study and usage of audio recorders, amplifiers and speakers. This course is the third of a structured three-course sequence. Previously MUSTC 222. Prerequisite: MUSTC 122 or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 131
Digital Audio Production 1 (3)
Provides students with a working understanding of basic digital audio production technology. Topics include sampling, laser theory, compact disc production, video and film applications, satellite broadcast, and digital signal processing. Previously MUSTC 226. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 132
Digital Audio Production 2 (3)
Provides students with a basis in multitrack digital audio production as it relates to the Pro Tools III digital audio workstation. Topics covered include multitrack audio recording, editing, signal processing and mixing in a random-access, hard disk recording environment. Previously MUSTC 227. Prerequisite: MUSTC 131 or equivalent with permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 133
Digital Audio Production 3 (3)
A continuation of topics discussed in MUSTC 132, with an emphasis on application of digital audio technologies as used in audio post-production environments, multimedia production and an integrated analog/digital multitrack studio. Previously MUSTC 228. Prerequisite: MUSTC 132 or equivalent with permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 143
Introduction to Pop and Commercial Music Theory (3)
This course begins a process of study in ear training, harmony, rhythm, melody, nomenclature, and production skills necessary for success in pop and commercial music styles. Previously MUSTC 103. Prerequisite: MUSIC 102 or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 151
Introduction to MIDI (2)
This course introduces the student to MIDI music production using synthesizers, sequencers, drum machines, samplers, personal computers and various controllers. Instruction is balanced between demonstration and hands-on learning opportunities. Previously MUSTC 230. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 152
MIDI Sequencing I (2)
Demonstration/hands-on instruction in modern MIDI sequencing using the Macintosh computer. Detailed exploration of Mark of the Unicorn's 'Digital Performer' sequencing software provides the core of the course work. It is recommended the courses are taken sequentially. Previously MUSTC 231. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 153
MIDI Sequencing II (2)
Demonstration/hands-on instruction in modern MIDI sequencing using the Macintosh computer. Detailed exploration of Mark of the Unicorn's 'Digital Performer sequencing software provides the core of the coursework is recommended the courses are taken sequentially. Previously MUSTC 241. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 161
MIDI Sampling (2)
Sampling technology is presented in a demonstration/hands-on course covering introductory to advanced techniques. Previously MUSTC 232. Prerequisite: MUSTC 151 and/or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 162
MIDI Synthesis (2)
Synthesis technology is presented in a demonstration/hands-on course covering introductory to advanced techniques. Previously MUSTC 233. Prerequisite: MUSTC 151 and/or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 163
MIDI Drum Programming (2)
Demonstration/hands-on instruction in MIDI drum programming covering hardware and software based technology. Instruction moves through equipment operation into successful programming in various musical styles. Previously MUSTC 234. Prerequisite: MUSTC 151 and/or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 171
Digital Performer I: Beginning Digital Audio (5)
Students learn the Digital Performer application with an emphasis on the digital audio component of the application software. Students will demonstrate and develop projects simulating a commercial recording studio environment. Previously MUSTC 236. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 172
Digital Performer II: Static Sound Design (5)
Students learn the Digital Performer application as it applies to audio post-production of static sound design elements such as software graphical-user-interface (GUI), on-line audio and books-on-tape, simulating a commercial recording studio environment. Previously MUSTC 237. Prerequisite: MUSTC 171. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 173
Digital Performer III: FILM/VIDEO SOUND DESIGN (5)
Students learn the Digital Performer application as it applies to audio post-production of film and video sound design elements such as dialog, sound effects and sound tracks simulating a commercial recording studio environment. Previously MUSTC 238. Prerequisites: MUSTC 172. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 206
Live Sound Reinforcement (3)
Students learn the concepts, techniques, and vocabulary needed to setup and operate sound reinforcement systems. Examine basics of assembling a system and securing employment in the live sound industry. Prerequisite: MUSTC 121 and 122 or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 221
Multitrack Music Production 1 (3)
Students learn the operation of a multitrack recording studio and work as engineers on a variety of projects. Instruction combines demonstration and hands-on learning opportunities. Previously MUSTC 223. Prerequisite: MUSTC 123 or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 222
Multitrack Music Production 2 (3)
Students expand their understanding of the multitrack recording process from the initial recording to production. Emphasis is on the development of a student recording portfolio. Instruction is balanced between demonstration and hands-on learning opportunities. Previously MUSTC 224. Prerequisite: MUSTC 221 or equivalent with permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 223
Multitrack Music Production 3 (3)
Students study advanced topics in multitrack production. Emphasis ison the development of an expanded student portfolio. Instruction combines demonstration and hands-on learning opportunities. Previously MUSTC 225. Prerequisite: MUSTC 222 or equivalent with permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 231
Audio Post-I Digital Music Production (5)
Provides students with a working understanding of advanced non-linear digital production of music using digital audio workstations in a recording studio environment. Portfolio materials demonstrate music recording, mixing and mastering techniques. Previously MUSTC 246. Prerequisite: MUSTC 131, MUSTC 132, MUSTC 133 and VCT 124 or Instructor Permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 232
Audio Post II - Digital Radio Production (5)
Advanced radio broadcast-oriented commercial, public service, short-and long-form programming non-linear digital production using digital audio workstations in a recording studio environment, based upon a broadcast paradigm (quick turnaround, high-volume production of time sensitive audio content). Previously MUSTC 247. Prerequisite: MUSTC 131, MUSTC 132, MUSTC 133, MUSTC 231 and VCT 124, or Instructor Permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 233
Audio Post III-Digital Audio for Video (5)
Design music, sound effects, & other creative audio components for existing video material, taken from DVD, video tape or film-transfer, using advanced production techniques on a non-linear digital audio workstation. Learn standards & practices used in the post-production industry in a recording studio environment. Previously MUSTC 248. Prerequisite: MUSTC 131, MUSTC 132, MUSTC 133, MUSTC 231, MUSTC 232, and VCT 124 or instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 241
Pop and Commercial Music Theory I (4)
Application of music theory concepts to 'real-life' situations of popand commercial music. Basic ear training, harmony, rhythm, melody, arranging, and production techniques examined. Designed primarily for students enrolled in Music Technology Program. Previously MUSTC 215. Prerequisite: MUSC& 143 or permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 242
Pop and Commercial Music Theory II (4)
Application of music theory concepts to pop and commercial music. Intermediate ear training, harmony, rhythm, melody, arranging, and production techniques examined. The course is designed primarily for students enrolled in the Music Technology Program. Previously MUSTC 216. Prerequisite: MUSTC 241
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 243
Pop and Commercial Music Theory III (4)
Application of music theory concepts to 'real-life' situations of pop & commercial music. Advanced ear training, harmony, rhythm, melody arranging, & production techniques examined. Designed primarily for students enrolled in Music Technology Program. Previously MUSTC 217. Prerequisite: MUSTC 242 or equivalent with permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 274
MIDI Portfolio Development (2)
Creation and compilation of a professional demo package which will include master recordings of the student's own compositions and productions. Portfolio materials will demonstrate student work on a wide variety of equipment and musical styles and will be tailored to the specific vocationally related ambitions of each student. Previously MUSTC 249. Prerequisite: Second year standing: completion of advanced MIDI courses, or equivalent with instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 294
Special Topics in Music Technology (4)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in music technology. Previously MUSTC 284.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 297
Individual Project in Music Technology (1)
Individual project is a specific area of music technology. By arrangement with instructor. Prerequisite: Instructor permission, based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 298
Individual Project in Music Technology (2)
Individual project is a specific area of music technology. By arrangement with instructor. Prerequisite: Instructor permission, based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 299
Individual Project in Music Technology (3)
Individual project is a specific area of music technology. By arrangement with instructor. Prerequisite: Instructor permission, based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
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