Master of Music in Music Production, Technology, and Innovation

Berklee College of Music - Valencia Campus (BERKLEEVALENCIA)

• Emplacement Valence, Espagne
• Type de cursus Master
• Date de début No info
• Durée No info
• Application de la date limite No info
• Langue Anglais
• Présence Sur le campus
• Engagement À temps plein
• Rythme des cours Avec un professeur
• Frais de scolarité No info

Description du programme

The master in music production, technology, and innovation explores cutting-edge developments and forward thinking techniques in music and beyond. While strengthening sophisticated skills on the most current digital tools, students are challenged to disrupt the status quo while inventing the future of music.

Through accelerated study of hybrid recording, music video production, sound design, musical app development, electronic production and live performance, students develop in-demand skills to prepare themselves for careers as artists, technologists, producers, DJs, electronic composers, educators, and software and/or hardware designers.

Program Highlights

Advanced Studio Recording

Students spend ample time in our recording studios, mastering the most up-to-date techniques for capturing and manipulating sound. Students attain valuable skills in surround mixing, creating custom impulse responses, spectral repair, and complete control over pitch and time.

Digital Production and Design

Students get hands-on experience in music video production, sound design, synthesizer programming, and production using the latest hardware and software on the market (including Ableton Live, Max, ProTools, and Adobe Premiere). Students have access to our technology labs, recording studios, and scoring stage with the same hardware and software as any other top professional facility.

Live Performance

With the opportunity to collaborate with composition and performance master’s students on campus, music technology students push the limits of musical expression. Students explore the relationship between the musician and technology in live performance, with the goal of bringing something new and captivating to the audience. The video is a summary of acts performed at “Innovation: ¡En Vivo!” put on by students from all programs on campus.

Who We Are Looking For

We seek open-minded, ambitious musicians who want to leverage technology in pursuit of their artistic vision and career goals.

Ideal candidates want to:

• Gain cutting-edge skills in music technology
• Apply new inspiration and possibilities to their artistic endeavors
• Implement the principles of innovation to their craft and careers
• Focus on developing and implementing new and emerging music technologies
• Shape the future of music

Ideal candidates should demonstrate:

• Excellent musicianship
• Facility with technology
• Success in both artistic and academic settings
• A strong work ethic, including prior accomplishment
• The motivation to make massive progress in one year