MUSIC & TECHNOLOGY / ELECTRONIC MUSIC
MUSIC & TECHNOLOGY / ELECTRONIC MUSIC
Students create original sounds for composition, live performance, and sound effects. They explore fully in depth the potential of synthesizers and samplers through specific synthesis techniques like analog modular synthesis, FM synthesis, additive synthesis, granular synthesis and physical modeling.
Quincienca, is a Filipina-born, Bay Area-bred shapeshifter with an insatiable hunger to wreck art’s boundaries. With a background in creative writing and cinematography, they envisions the visual and emotional landscapes of her songs before they are even heard. A quinceañera is a coming of age, and Quincienca's music is a clear thesis on what it feels like to grow up.
Shadow is a an upcoming rock, heavy metal, pop song writer and singer who's taking his life and his experiences in it and creating his very own unique style of music that comes from the heart and lets people enjoy the music and lyrics as well as connect.
SOUND DESIGN
Using a wide-variety of sound production techniques and software tools, students create a completely original soundtrack for film or video. In these works, students compose, orchestrate and arrange original music; design original sound effects; develop a personal sound library; create and record Foley and voice-overs and make use of SMPTE and MTC to synchronize all your sound and music to picture.
Audio for Visual Media PSA
Sound Design and Music by Nicolas Fernandez for Audio for Visual Media class (MUS293), Spring 2019
Sound Design by Ann Michaelle Yabut and Music by Nicolas Fernandez for the Audio for Visual Media class. Fall 2019
Sound Design and Music by Jude Sarsour for the Audio for Visual Media class (MUS293), Spring 2023.
Sound Design and Music by Tommy Conjunji for the Audio for Visual Media class (MUS293), Spring 2023
NEW INTERFACES FOR MAKING MUSIC
New Interfaces for Making Music
Students from diverse backgrounds, including music, computer programming, and technology, come together to design and build novel musical instruments using electronic circuits, sensors, actuators, and microprocessors. Through hands-on projects and collaborative learning, students will discover how to harness the power of open-source electronics to create interactive and dynamic soundscapes.