MIDI and Sequencing Techniques
The principles of arranging and editing music in electronic forms are studied and practically applied. Using sequencing software, Music Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) information is examined in detail. In particular, MIDI signal flow (including synchronisation), MIDI processing and the fundamentals of MIDI data (including binary theory) are addressed. Particular emphasis is placed on obtaining and maintaining musicality while utilising manipulation techniques. Sequencing and arrangement methodology is also examined (Students will be required to have access to an approved music sequencing software package in order to complete assessment tasks).
|Faculty||Faculty of Education and Arts|
|School||School of Creative Arts|
Trimester 1 - 2015
On successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Topics may include (but are not limited to):
Additional study areas may include synchronisation and using MIDI beyond the immediate realm of music.
|Assumed Knowledge||Students undertaking this course are required to have minimum levels of computer literacy and musical ability as necessary for entry into the Master of Music Technology and Graduate Certificate in Music Technology programs. No additional assumed knowledge is required. (Further details of the levels expected are available from the program convener.)|
|Timetable||2015 Course Timetables for MTEC6701|