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1970s British Recording Techniques (3) This course examines the development of music recording techniques in 1970's era Britain as typified by recordings from classic rock groups such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Queen and their producers and engineers such as Jimmy Page, Eddie Kramer, Alan Parsons and Roy Thomas Baker. The course includes critical listening, lecture, discussion, hands-on recording using methods created during the period, and in some cases using software simulations in place of analog equipment. Permission: Instructor. Meets with ATEC-596 901 and ATEC-596 902.

Live Music Recording (3) This course explores multi-track recording techniques as applied to live music environments. Stand alone hard disk recorders, hand held digital recorders and digital audio workstations and their use to record live music performances, and other topics relevant to live music recording are studied. Students gain experience with hands on projects. Permission: instructor. Meets with ATEC-596 905 and ATEC-596 906

1970s British Recording Techniques (3) This course examines the development of music recording techniques in 1970's era Britain as typified by recordings from classic rock groups such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Queen and their producers and engineers such as Jimmy Page, Eddie Kramer, Alan Parsons and Roy Thomas Baker. The course includes critical listening, lecture, discussion, hands-on recording using methods created during the period, and in some cases using software simulations in place of analog equipment. Permission: Instructor. Open only to students in the combined BA/MA Audio Technology program. Meets with ATEC-596 001 and ATEC-596 901.

Project Studio Mixing (3) This course explores the planning, building and outfitting of a mixing project studio. Best practices for digital mixing and use of software plugs-ins are examined, discussed and employed in hands-on music mixing. Permission: Instructor. Open only to students in the combined BA/MA Audio Technology program. Meets with ATEC-596 002 and ATEC-596 903.

Live Music Recording (3) This course explores multi-track recording techniques as applied to live music environments. Stand alone hard disk recorders, hand held digital recorders and digital audio workstations and their use to record live music performances, and other topics relevant to live music recording are studied. Students gain experience with hands on projects. Permission: instructor. Open only to students in the combined BA/MA Audio Technology program. Meets with ATEC-596 003 and ATEC-596 905