Music Technology | Introduction to Music Technology | Central State University

In this video, Brian Jump delivers presents "Music Technology: Definitions, Devices, Activities, and Concepts," which is Lecture 1 from Introduction to Music Technology, which is a class Jump teaches at Central State university.
Topic:
Music technology
Point:
Being able to define music technology and identify its various forms is critical to achieving success in this field. If you want to be an audio engineer, a producer, a composer, or any kind of music technologist, you must have a working understanding of what follows.
Learning Outcomes:
After consuming this lecture, you should be able to
• Define music technology
• Describe common music-technology devices like transducers, electronic instruments, digital audio workstations (DAWs), etc.
• Differentiate between electromechanical and purely electronic instruments
• Summarize sequencing, multi-track recording, scorewriting, and live-sound production
• Outline the effect of artificial intelligence (AI) on music today and its potential effect on the music of the future
• Cite the primary concepts resident to the music-technology field

[@victorokey-ewurum4820]

This was just so helpful for my research on music technology. Thanks

[@plok3433]

Taking it this fall this course is the beginning fundamental and most crucial in the journey.

[@sxsxk]

nice summary

[@LK-428]

Thanks Howard

[@guystoker7468]

Great presentation. What is a BUS in music technology?

[@BrianJump]

A bus is another word for an auxiliary, which is an output other than the main output. Busses (or auxes) are used to route signals to effects and monitors.

[@tunesou7720]

so it's like Purely Electronic is the product of the first stage of electronic instruments, and DAW can be as the representation of recent revolution?😂sorry kind of annoying😂😂