Recording Arts Curriculum :: UCDHSC Department of Music & Entertainment Industry Studies

Recording Arts Curriculum
Master the technology that makes the music

MUS 3540-3. Recording Studio Maintenance and Calibration.

A basic course in calibration, alignment, and minor repair necessary for functional operation of the recording studio. Prereq: MUS 2560.

It is a required course for the music degree with emphasis in music technology.

Topics covered include:

Basic Electricity and Circuits
Ohm's Law and Practical Applications of Ohm's Law
AlternatingCurrent and Impedance
Capacitance and Inductance
Wiring and Grounding Schemes
Signal Wires, Cables, and Connectors
Test Equipment
Decibels
Signal Levels and Metering
Signal Flow (Block Diagrams and Schematics)
Magnetism
Soldering Techniques
General Troubleshooting Techniques

[Audio Production I] [Audio Production II] [Audio Production III and IV]
[Audio Sweetening]
[Music Applications on the Computer ] [Digital Music Techniques ]
[Recording Studio Maintenance and Calibration]
[Audio Production Seminar] [Surround Sound]

For more information contact:

Richard Sanders, program director
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN RECORDING ARTS
COLLEGE OF ARTS & MEDIA
Department of Music and Entertainment Industry Studies Graduate Admissions Committee
Campus Box 162
PO Box 173364
Denver, CO 80217-3364
(+1) 303, 556-2279

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