1) record new material, 6-12 tracks: \u00a0between 2 and 4 minutes
\n2) make several inaudible edits
\n3) one or more of the tracks should be vocal
\n4) the rest of the tracks can be computer or electronic (synths, drum machine, pd, max\/msp, looped samples, noise, etc.). no premixed backing tracks
\n5) all electronic tracks should have track effects (plugins) to give them unique identity using eq or reverb
\n6) create 2 different mixes which gives a different sense of foreground, width and depth
\n7) create width with panning
\n8) establish foreground instruments with volume differences and eq
\n9) create width and depth with reverb\/mic distance
\n10) separate the tracks into 3 or more groups, route the groups into 3 or more aux input tracks, mix aux tracks for final mix
\n11) apply fade-in and fade-out to final stereo mixes
\n12) leave session and mix files on class disk (174B folder, project name with your last names)<\/p>\n
present in class on 2-1-18 or 2-6-18 (thurs. wk4, tues. wk5)<\/p>\n
groups<\/p>\n
Cory Jonathan Banh – Francis Kyle Galang – Matthew Harrison Rice
\nChristopher Patrick Loree – Jorge Alberto Jiron Villarreal – William Joseph-Glen Carlisle
\nRaymond S Lim – Daniela Andrea Chaparro – Gregory Tazmond Farley
\nChloe Jessica Bari – Kenroe Ervin Ang – John Anthony D\u2019Agostini
\nYidai Li – Grant Parker Hovander – Kostyantyn Chumakov
\nCaleb Michael Hess – James Forest Reid – Camden Robert Greenwood
\nChi Zhang – Tracy Nicole Levick – Salvador Zamora
\nJacob Michael Ugalde – Crystal Jiao – Cordane Omari Richardson<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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