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Winter 2020 AUDIO RECORDING 02
Wednesday 5:30pm – 9:30pm, Communications Building 110
Instructor: Zenaida Vergara; Adjunct Member of the Faculty
Audio Recording 02 is the second in a two-quarter sequence in which students continued to work with analog and digital audio recording. Major topics included: multi-track digital audio production, acoustics and reverberation, signal processing and microphone applications. Students also continued to work with analog multi-track recording and analog consoles. For the lab experience each student will complete two multi-track recording projects.
The main objectives for the course included:
Digital multi-track recording and mixing,
API 1608 audio console signal flow,
Signal processing,
Acoustics, reamping, and reverberation.
Credit: 4 credit hours; Required Textbook: Modern Recording Techniques 9th edition Huber and Runstein
Hours: The Audio Recording course represents 4 hours of in-class instruction per week. Students should plan on 6 – 8 hours outside class for reading, lab, exercises and completing audio-related projects.