MUS 4875 Advanced Topics in Audio Production

This course will feature areas of advanced audio production, with rotating topics that may include beat-making, production music, sound synthesis, audio for film and video, studio design, software applications, sound for gaming, advanced acoustics, sound consulting, technology for schools and non-profits, audio pedagogy, web applications, and other trending topics. Through hands-on projects, critical analysis, and technical exploration, students will develop a deeper understanding of the creative and technical aspects of advanced audio production.

Credits

2 sh

Prerequisite

MUS 3875 and MUS 2855, r permission of instructor

Course Types

Expression

Offered

  • Fall
  • Spring

  1. Students will develop skills in music production and arrangement, focusing on genre-specific techniques and innovative approaches to sound creation.
  2. Students will learn to create and manipulate audio for various media, including film, television, and video games, with an emphasis on storytelling through sound.
  3. Students will gain expertise in audio post-production processes, such as dialogue editing, Foley, and sound effects creation for film and television.
  4. Students will engage in collaborative projects that simulate real-world scenarios, fostering teamwork and project management skills in a studio setting.
  5. Students will acquire knowledge of current industry standards, practices, and emerging trends in audio production.
  6. Students will develop critical listening skills to analyze and critique audio quality, balance, and creative choices in music and media productions.
  7. Students will prepare for a career in audio production with insights into the business aspects, including networking, portfolio development, and freelance work strategies.

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