MSC IND 107A
Audio Technology for Musicians I
Description: Studio, four hours; outside study, eight hours. Introduction to basic acoustic principles, practical techniques, and working procedures for equipment used in contemporary music production, including microphones, mixers, recorders, synthesizers, and sequencers. Basic sound processing operations (equalization, compression, distortion, reverberation). Operating principles of most popular systems of music production software and hardware. Letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Summer 2020 - Professor Gonzalez is one of the best professors I have ever had regarding the music courses at UCLA. This course is awesome because she teaches you the basics of the DAW, ableton. You also get a free trial through UCLA so you do not need to pay for anything. If you are worried about taking this class because you have no knowledge of music, do not worry. Professor Gonzalez takes into account everyone's skill level and does not grade on that basis. She just want you to show that you are learning how to use the software. 10/10 recommend this course if you want to get into making music.
Summer 2020 - Professor Gonzalez is one of the best professors I have ever had regarding the music courses at UCLA. This course is awesome because she teaches you the basics of the DAW, ableton. You also get a free trial through UCLA so you do not need to pay for anything. If you are worried about taking this class because you have no knowledge of music, do not worry. Professor Gonzalez takes into account everyone's skill level and does not grade on that basis. She just want you to show that you are learning how to use the software. 10/10 recommend this course if you want to get into making music.
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