Electronic Performance Techniques

CMAT-626

Students enrolled in this course will learn how to design and execute live electronic performances for onstage artists and front-of-house engineers. Considering the artist’s vision as well as established sonic elements, students will design environments for triggering and mixing interactive musical events in real time. Students will draw upon current real-world electronic performance scenarios and work at a professional level to learn the standards and practices that are required to work in this technology-forward and constantly evolving field.

Credits
3
Prerequisites
CMAT-525 and CMAT-550
Required Of
CMLE graduate students
Electable By
CMLE graduate students
Semesters Offered
Spring
Location
New York City
Department
CMLE
Course Chair
Loudon Stearns
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