REC
200
INTRODUCTION
TO SOUND RECORDING TECHNOLOGY
(2 credits) Introductory course to acquaint
students with concepts and techniques of sound recording technology. Open to
all music students and required for SRT majors.
REC
201
RECORDING
TECHNOLOGY I
(4 credits) Open only to School of Music
students. Basic studies in audio engineering with technological application in
recording studio settings. Emphasis on acoustics, microphones, and microphone
techniques. This is part of a two-year sequence of courses for sound recording
technology majors. PREREQUISITE(S): REC 200, MUS 230, PHY 110, PHY 206, and PHY
232 or consent of the instructor.
REC
202
RECORDING
TECHNOLOGY II
(4 credits) Open only to School of Music
Students. Basic studies in audio engineering with technological application in
recording studio settings. Emphasis on principles of digital recording,
editing, and sampling. This is part of a two-year sequence of courses for sound
recording technology majors. PREREQUISITE(S): REC 201.
REC
203
RECORDING
TECHNOLOGY III
(4 credits) Open only to School of Music
students. Basic studies in audio engineering with technological application in
recording studio settings. Emphasis analog recording and signal processing. This
is part of a two-year sequence of courses for sound recording technology
majors. PREREQUISITE(S): REC 202.
REC
216
PRO
TOOLS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RECORDING STUDIO
(4 credits) The goal of this course is to
transform students from casual listeners of recorded music into educated
critical analysts. Students will study the history and development of recording
technology and recording studios. Lab exercises will teach the basics of
recording and signal processing using Digidesign Pro Tools software. Arts and
Literature.
REC
300
CONTEMPORARY
FILM SCORING
(4 credits) Undergraduate level course
designed for Music, CDM, Communication, and Theater majors who want an
understanding of film music and the mechanics of scoring to picture. It will
cover the basics of spotting films, writing with a click track, and utilizing
synthesizers and samplers to realize film music.
REC
301
RECORDING
TECHNOLOGY IV
(4 credits) Open only to School of Music
students. Basic studies in audio engineering with technological application in
recording studio settings. Emphasis on consoles. This is part of a two-year
sequence of courses for sound recording technology majors. PREREQUISITE(S): REC
203. COREQUISITE(S): REC 304.
REC
302
RECORDING
TECHNOLOGY V
(4 credits) Open only to School of Music
students. Basic studies in audio engineering with technological application in
recording studio settings. Emphasis on solid state logic console and
audio/video sound design. PREREQUISITE(S): REC 301. COREQUISITE(S): REC 305.
REC
303
RECORDING
TECHNOLOGY VI
(3 credits) Open only to School of Music
students. Basic studies in audio engineering with technological application in
recording studio settings. Emphasis on surround sound mixing, digital video,
and DVD authoring. PREREQUISITE(S): REC 302. COREQUISITE(S): REC 306.
REC
304
SOUND
PRACTICUM I
(2 credits) Practical experience with
technological applications in the recording studio. PREREQUISTE(S): REC 200 and
REC 203. COREQUISITE(S): REC 301.
REC
305
SOUND
PRACTICUM II
(2 credits) Practical experience with
technological applications in the recording studio. PREREQUISTE(S): REC 304. COREQUISITE(S): REC 302.
REC
306
SOUND
PRACTICUM III
(2 credits) Practical experience with
technological applications in the recording studio. PREREQUISITE(S): REC 305. COREQUISITE(S):
REC 303.
REC
307
COMMERCIAL
MUSIC PRODUCTION
(4 credits) For students with a music theory
background that want to learn how to realize music using digital sequencing and
sampling. This course will focus on creating tracks in pop genres that could be
used in soundtracks, video games, and commcercials. PREREQUISITE(S): Music
student or consent of instructor).
REC
360
TOPICS
IN SOUND RECORDING TECHNOLOGY
(2-4 credits) In depth investigation of a
topic in sound recording technology
REC
398
INDEPENDENT
STUDY
Independent Study
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