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  • MS 326: Multimedia Portfolio Workshop

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MS-320, MS-321, and MS-322 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:MSYN majors Electable by:MSYN and MPED majors Offered:Spring, Summer, Fall Description This course is a portfolio development workshop focusing on composition and sound design for picture and interactive media. Original music and SFX are showcased in DVD and web presentations and are developed through weekly assignments and several major projects. Through successful completion of these projects, students will become adept in the basics of video preparation for sequencing, mixing to picture, scoring, SFX for picture, audio for DVD/web distribution, and DVD and HTML interface design.
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  • MS 330: Indian Music Concepts in Contemporary Synthesis Production

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MTEC-223 or MS-223 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:None Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Spring, Fall Description A creative study of the technical and musical aesthetics involved with producing and arranging in a wide range of popular Indian musical styles, including pop songs, remix hits, and classical forms. Utilizing contemporary synthesis programming and production techniques, students will complete a variety of projects and assignments that effectively demonstrate the contemporary synthesis application of Indian ragas, musical instrumentation, and popular stylistic repertoire.
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  • MS 335: Advanced Modular Synthesis Techniques

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits: 2 credits Prerequisites: MTEC-223 or MS-223 Course Chair: K. Biederwolf Required of: None Electable by: MSYN majors Offered: Spring, Summer, Fall Description A continued study of subtractive synthesis techniques used in designing sounds for hybrid analog/digital sound engines. Advanced studies in performance- and production-oriented programming techniques used in sophisticated systems. In addition to classroom time, students will be supervised in weekly hands-on practice in this synthesis lab.
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  • MS 337: Sound Design and Composition in Csound

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MTEC-223 or MS-223 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:None Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Spring, Summer, Fall Description Exploration of the theory and practice of digital signal processing, sound design, and music synthesis utilizing the full power of the personal computer as a virtual synthesizer. The student will employ a wide variety of approaches to sound and musical design: from classical techniques such as additive and subtractive synthesis, ring modulation, FM, waveshaping, and sampling, to the most powerful new approaches such as granular synthesis and physical modeling; and will discover ways in which the full potential of software synthesis can be applied in hard-disk-based composition and production.
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  • MS 339: Synthesis in Composition and Orchestration for Commercial Production

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MS-223 or MTEC-223 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:None Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Spring, Summer, Fall Description This course will provide the opportunity for students to gain experience working in situations which typify the demands of a commercial production environment. This will include: composing in a wide variety of idioms, to specific stylistic direction, and under common constraints that affect commercial music composition. The emulation of these styles will require drawing upon the skills of a synthesist, engineer, and producer as well as those of composer and orchestrator. This course will confront the student with the issues and problems common to the working composer, music producer, and small studio owner.
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  • MS 340: Speech and Vocal Synthesis

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MTEC-223 or MS-223 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:None Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Summer, Fall Description An overview of the electronically produced/processed voice, with exploration of human speech/singing formants; time-stretching and granular speech techniques; human singing voice-synthesis software; and introduction to convolution of the human voice; introduction to the mechanics of human voice sound production. Formant synthesis: singing and speech synthesis based on frequency domain techniques such as vocoding, parametric EQ, and use of formant filters. In addition to classroom time, students will be supervised in weekly hands-on practice in this synthesis lab. The course requires production of a composition, soundscape, etc.
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  • MS 341: MIDI,Audio,and Video Programming in Max/MSP

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MS-321 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:None Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Spring, Summer, Fall Description The musical exploration of a powerful cross-platform tool kit for multimedia software development, Max/MSP/Jitter. In this class, students will learn how to create/program their own virtual music boxes, groove boxes, audio and MIDI remixers, softsynths, effects processors, and interactive video synthesizers/mixers/processors, and to control their original software with alternate (nonkeyboard) controllers.
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  • MS 351: Advanced Studies in Digital Sampling Techniques

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MS-322 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:None Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Spring, Summer, Fall Description Using a variety of sampling synthesizers and related signal processing devices, the student will learn techniques employed in the creation of a variety of contemporary user-sampled sounds. Topics covered include studio sampling applications with regard to acoustic, electronic, and environmental sounds; computer manipulation of complex waveforms; and various digital processing techniques. In addition to classroom time, students will be supervised in hands-on labs.
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  • MS 371: Composition Workshop for Music Synthesis

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MS-223 or MTEC-223 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:None Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Spring, Summer, Fall Description This class provides the student with an opportunity to create portfolio pieces of original compositions using software and hardware tools. We will study a variety of approaches to composing and realizing works with an emphasis on developing the use of line, rhythm, harmony, orchestration, and form. Weekly assignments include MIDI realization of music excerpts, readings by composers, and listening. Technical topics will be explored by the group as needed.
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  • MS 381: Contemporary Applications of Digital Audio

    2.00 Credits
    Berklee College of Music

    Credits:2 credits Prerequisites:MS-320, MS-321, and MS-322 Course Chair:K. Biederwolf Required of:MSYN majors Electable by:MSYN majors Offered:Spring, Summer, Fall Description MS-381 will challenge music synthesis students to produce content in many of the diverse professional applications of multi-track audio and MIDI software and hardware, and the digital project studio. Class time will be used to present relevant production techniques and review and critique student work, both finished and in progress.
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