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Current
Courses: Fall 2005 Schedule |
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| 21525 |
Tu-Th
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11:00 - 12:30
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MRH 4.170
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| 21530 |
Tu-Th |
12:30-2:00 |
MRH 4.170 |
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| MUS 329m Introduction
to Max/MSP |
Russell Pinkston |
| 21535 |
Tu-Th |
2:00 - 3:20 |
MRH 4.170 |
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MUS 329F and MUS 688B - Independent
Projects/Electronic Media Projects/Electronic Composition |
Russell Pinkston |
21520 |
Wed |
3:30 - 5 |
MRH 4.170 |
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22145 |
Wed |
3:30 - 5 |
MRH 4.170 |
22150 |
Wed |
3:30 - 5 |
MRH 4.170 |
Course Descriptions & Current Websites
MUS 329E - Introduction to Electronic Media
Offered in the fall semester only. A comprehensive introduction
to the fundamentals of analog and digital recording, editing, mixing,
synthesis, audio
signal
processing,
and MIDI. Prerequisite for all other courses offered in the UT
Electronic Music Studios.
MUS 329G - Intermediate Electronic Composition
Offered as an organized class in the spring semester only. The
continuation of 329E, usually starting with samplers and moving
to multitrack
digital
editing.
There is
an
increased
emphasis
on
compositional techniques, as well. [Prerequisite: 329E]
MUS 329J - Introduction to Computer Music
Offered in the fall semester only. A comprehensive introduction
to software synthesis and audio signal processing using Csound.
Topics
covered
may include
additive
and
subtractive synthesis, distortion synthesis (AM, FM, and waveshaping),
granular synthesis, phase vocoding, LPC synthesis, physical modeling,
convolution, artificial reverberation, and multi-channel panning
and localization techniques. [Prerequisite: 329E or equivalent
experience]
MUS 329F & 688B - Independent Projects/Electronic
Media Projects/Electronic Composition
Independent studies and private instruction in
electroacoustic composition.
MUS329M - Intermediate Computer Music (topics vary)
Topic 1: Advanced Csound (a continuation of MUS329J)
Topic 2: Introduction to interactive music and algorithmic composition
with MAX/MSP
Eligibility
You must be eligible to enroll in classes at The University of Texas
at Austin in order to take courses offered by UTEMS. Enrollment is
limited and written permission of the instructor is required. Priority
for UTEMS courses is first given to music composition majors, then
to students who must take these classes in order to fulfill degree
requirements, and finally to other students on a first come, first
served basis. Auditing is not possible, due to the high demand for
all UTEMS courses and the limited classroom space. |
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