Category: Intro to Digital Music

This post is both a summary and an expansion of topics in chapter 6 of An Introduction to Music Technology, by Hoskens. comparing analog and digital signals To understand the difference between analog and digital signals, you must understand that analog signals are continuous fluctuations, while digital signals are comprised of discrete values. Hoskens illustrates the difference…

To complete the first project, you will need to record yourself speaking a poem. Doing so will require at least one track of audio and performing some simple setup steps. external hardware – audio interface We use Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 for audio input and output in the lab. It’s a USB-powered interface with…

pro tools and DAWs Pro Tools is an example of a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Pro Tools relies (mostly) on non-destructive processing and mixing. The program allows for multiple sounds to be used at once by reading from the multiple sound files, applying gain changes as indicated by mix commands, and applying processing through plugins.…

To help me learn who you are, I want each of you to fill out an “electronic note card.” Include: Preferred name (no DJ names yet) Year in school (incl. transfer, non-traditional, post-baccalaureate) Instrument Home town Fun fact about yourself photo (attachment) Due Wednesday, August 26

faculty staff in the program Dr. Jason Bolte, Director of Music Technology, Assistant Professor, Academic Advisor Dr. Linda Antas, Assistant Professor of Music Technology, Academic Advisor Dr. Keith Kothman, Director of the School of Music, Professor of Music Technology Josh McRae, Computer Support Specialist other staff Kim Eggemeyer, Administrative Office.Right now Kim is the only…