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Music Technology Camp
Music Technology Camp
Enhance Your Music Creativity !
June 7-10, 2010 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
Cumberland University School of Music and Fine Arts presents this four-day hands-own workshop will cover printing and notating music with Finale PrintMusic, using loops, and computer-based midi and audio recording with Apple GarageBand and Logic Pro Audio. The workshop will also cover creating background accompaniments with Band-In-A-Box. Other subjects covered will be making lead sheets and recording demo CD’s. The Workshop will be held in Cumberland’s new Music Technology Lab which contains Apple i-Mac computers configured to use the latest music production software. Participants should have a basic knowledge of notation in treble and bass clefs. See link to application below.
Cumberland University School of Music and Fine Arts presents this four-day hands-own workshop will cover printing and notating music with Finale PrintMusic, using loops, and computer-based midi and audio recording with Apple GarageBand and Logic Pro Audio. The workshop will also cover creating background accompaniments with Band-In-A-Box. Other subjects covered will be making lead sheets and recording demo CD’s. The Workshop will be held in Cumberland’s new Music Technology Lab which contains Apple i-Mac computers configured to use the latest music production software. Participants should have a basic knowledge of notation in treble and bass clefs. See link to application below.
The workshop will be conducted by Glenn Martin, instructor of Music Technology at Cumberland University.
Cost: $150.00 Click here for the Registration Form.
Cost: $150.00 Click here for the Registration Form.
Limited Enrollment For more information: (615) 547-1325 or ( 615)-504-1596
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