Applied Advanced Production Projects

PS-624

This course provides a structured approach to the many aspects of record production. Through project-based, experiential learning exercises, designed to arm students with powerful tools and strategies in music production, this course enables students to create a recording that may serve as an essential piece of their culminating experience. Students gain first-hand experience in the preproduction, recording and mixing process. Recording sessions take place in a variety of venues, from professional recording studios with a large-format console, to project studios, to home recording set ups. Students further explore how the recording process best serves their individual artistic and professional goals, as they collaborate with musicians, technologists, and stakeholders involved in developing material for record company release.

Credits
2
Prerequisites
Written approval of program director
Required Of
CPPD graduate students
Electable By
CPPD graduate students
Semesters Offered
Spring Only
Location
Valencia
Department
CPRF
Course Chair
Magda Giannikou
Taught By
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