54-268 Collaborations in Organized Sound

3 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Both music and sound design are defined by the presence of a human hand in the organization of sound. This course explores what lies at the intersection of music, technology and sound design, as well as the challenge of writing for an experiential, timebased art. Using compositional and dramatic writing techniques in conjunction with the creative application and utilization of studio techniques, field recording, editing and sound manipulation, the student will explore this interstitial landscape. Drama majors have priority, however this course is also open to Music Technology majors and minors, or with permission of instructor.

Prerequisites: 54-267 and 54-166

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