The minor in Audio Recording is designed to provide music majors with applicable knowledge and skills in audio recording and music production. Within the context of a liberal arts degree in music, students will develop competencies in aural and music analysis, the use of audio hardware and software, microphone theory and technique, and the application of sound in media. Students will also learn how to apply their knowledge of acoustics in the recording studio, edit and manipulate audio, solve technical and artistic problems, and communicate with performers. Skills are developed through the execution of projects in various recording situations, studio settings, and musical genres.

Minor in Audio Recording - 18 credits total

Core Requirements a) MUSC 365: Intro to Audio Recording Techniques [3 credits] b) MUSC 565: Advanced Audio Recording Techniques [3 credits] c) MUSC 566: Fundamentals of Sound for Use in Media  [3 credits] d) MUSC 567: Recording Studio Techniques  [3 credits] e) MUSC 571: Digital Audio Technology  [3 credits] f) MUSC 336: Introduction to Computer Music  [3 credits]

18 credits

Please note the Audio Recording Minor is open to students with majors in the School of Music only.