12 courses with the subject MSRT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MSRT 14200Audio-Recording Systems I (NLA)2
Introduction to equipment, operation and techniques necessary to work as a staff engineer in a recording facility. Focuses on fundamentals of concert recording, live sound reinforcement, recording sessions, media duplication and distribution, and office management. Study of basic audio concepts with weekly hands-on training in operation of industry-standard audio software. Prerequisites: Acceptance in the sound recording technology major. 2 credits. (F,Y)
Continuation of MSRT 34100 Advanced Recording Workshop I with additional emphasis on tracking and acoustical microphone techniques. Students are limited to use of "legacy" technologies, such as magnetic tape and analog signal processing. Course material focuses on classic analog recording methods, tape machine calibration and alignment, machine synchronization, Dolby noise reduction systems, RIAA equalization curves, track bouncing, and stereo mastering. Prerequisites:
Fulfills the capstone requirement and will serve to 0 synthesize aspects of the Integrative Core Curriculum with the student’s School of Music, Theatre, and Dance degree requirements. Other Sound Recording Technology Requirements