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PREREQUISITES:
Wonderlyc Exam of 16 |
CLOCK HOURS: 97
(Three Courses) |
TUITION/BOOKS:
$1798/$141 |
| JOB DESCRIPTION: |
| The Associate Recording Engineer is the
person thoroughly trained for the majority of starting positions in the music, audio and
recording field. Associates often are the professional setup people for recording,
and audio mixing in the studio or at concert performance venues. Associates also
fill jobs in the areas of editing, audio duplication, and dialogue recording for
commercials, videos and movies. Within about 5 years as a associate in the field,
personnel often get promoted to recording engineer positions. |
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| Basic Digital Recording Technologies Course - See
complete description. |
| Basic Music
Production Course |
MEETINGS: 8
Classes - 5 hours each |
CLOCK HOURS: 40 |
TUITION/BOOKS:
$899/$90 |
| COURSE
PREREQUISITES: Successful completion of Basic
Digital Recording Technologies Course |
| TRAINING
DESCRIPTION: |
Section 1 - Band Recording - 4
class meetings: |
| Students complete a mock session and learn
about the console that they will be using during the section during the first week.
Students then complete the recording of one band production each week for 3 weeks. During
this section, the student earns competencies at the various tasks necessary for band
recording |
| Section 2 - Basic MIDI Production
Techniques - 3 class meetings: |
| The students learn the basics of MIDI and
sampling/looping. The students complete a basic MIDI production using samplers, drum
machines and sequencers during class or (if additional time is needed) during lab periods. |
| Section 3 - Wrap Up - 1 class meeting: |
| Students use the last week of class to
complete any remaining band recording competency or to complete their final MIDI
Production project. A final examination will also be given during this last class. |
| Campus Practice/Study Time:
Up to 20 hours of additional study or individual practice with instructor assistance
may be scheduled by each student. |
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| Introduction
To Music Theory Course |
MEETINGS: 5
Classes - 3 hours each |
CLOCK HOURS: 15 |
TUITION/BOOKS:
$299/$15 |
| COURSE
PREREQUISITES: Wonderlyc Exam of 16 |
| TRAINING
DESCRIPTION: |
Section 1 - Rhythm - 2 class
meetings: |
| Students learn to identify the beat and
measures and how these vary in different styles of music. Students learn basic note
and rhythm symbols, meter signatures, accents. Students perform drills in meter
signatures and common rhythm patterns. |
| Section 2 - Pitch - 2 class meetings: |
| Students learn the Treble and Bass clefs and
how to notate pitches on staves. Half step and whole step patterns for major and
minor keys are learned. Students learn to recognize major and minor keys, study keys
and key signatures. |
| Section 3 - Harmony - 1 class meeting: |
| Students learn the basics of intervals,
consonance, dissonance and the basics of triad chords. |
| Campus Practice/Study Time: Up
to 10 hours of additional study or individual practice with instructor assistance may be
scheduled by each student. |
| Final Exam: Final
examination will be given 7 days after the last class. |
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