Electronic Music Production
Hands-on introduction to digital audio workstations (DAWs) for composing, arranging, and mixing electronic music.
Key Questions
- Design an electronic track that incorporates synthesized sounds and sampled audio.
- Evaluate the impact of technology on the accessibility and evolution of music creation.
- Compare the production techniques of different electronic music genres.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
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