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Course Number Course Name Course Description Prerequisite
MUSC 365 Introduction to Audio Recording Techniques A study of sound, hearing, and the aesthetics of audio recording. An overview of recording processes and technologies including microphones, consoles, effects processors, and recording systems. Permission of Instructor
MUSC 565 Advanced Audio Recording Techniques Stereo and multi-microphone recording techniques; basics of stereo hard-disk based editing; classical recording and production. MUSC 365
MUSC 566 Fundamentals of Sound for Use in Media Audio for television and film; synchronization methods using time code; multi-channel hard-disk editing, recording and mixing to picture; surround sound. MUSC 365, 565
MUSC 567 Recording Studio Techniques Technology and techniques in the recording studio including the use of equalizers, reverberators, compressors, the mixing console, multi-track recording, and microphone techniques; modern record production; MIDI and digital audio workstation applications. MUSC 365, 565, 566
MUSC 571x Digital Audio Technology An introduction to digital audio technology including analog to digital conversion, digital storage, error correction, transmission, and synchronization. Includes theoretical and hands-on techniques. MUSC 365, 565
tba Advanced Digital Audio Technology An advanced study of digital audio technology including alternative conversion methods, digital signal processing, data compression, and system synchronization techniques. MUSC 365, 565, 571
MUSC 399 Independent Study Directed research and projects. Past topics have included: Recording Techniques for Surround Sound, Live Sound, Audio Engineering Ear Training/Podcast MUSC 365, 565

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Bore Microphone Book PDF(920kB) on Neumann website

MUSC 365 Microphone Placement 'Rules'

MUSC 399 Surround Sound Links

MUSC 565 Stereo Miking Techniques

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