Learn on-site and studio recording skills and how to build an effective home digital recording studio. Continue to develop your skills as a singer or an instrumentalist. Learn basic digital manipulation and editing techniques through synthesis, signal processing, software-based systems, and interactive computer music, acoustics, perception, basic electronics, invention, trends, aesthetics and the
history of electro-acoustic music. Take advantage of our internship and partnership opportunities. Learn aspects of the music business including Intellectual Property, Copyright and Artist Contract Laws. Effective competition in the music fields of today and tomorrow requires strong musical skills linked with ability and artistry in the use of electronic media. Our program combines courses in music technology as well as courses that develop the whole musician such as aural skills, music theory, music history, jazz and world music, and singing and/or playing an instrument. Graduates of the program have completed graduate degrees in music at the University of Maryland, NYU, SUNY College, the Savannah College of Art and Design and Minnesota State University in other fields including Film and Video, Sound Design, Computer Animation and Music Technology. Others have gone on to careers in Studio Recording and Engineering as well as successful free-lance musicians and composers living and working in Louisville, New York City, Pittsburgh, Nashville and Los Angeles, working in Hollywood and for Disney.
