Introduction to Digital Audio Workstations
Exploring basic functions of digital audio software for creating and editing sound.
Key Questions
- Explain how digital tools can be used to manipulate sound recordings.
- Compare the process of composing with traditional instruments versus a DAW.
- Construct a short soundscape using digital audio software.
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